St. Louis Complete Streets Ordinance is a public health success : STLToday
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St. Louis Alderman Scott Ogilvie recently introduced board bill No. 198, an ordinance amending the “Complete Streets” policy. . . .
Complete Streets will provide residents of St. Louis with the opportunity to engage in healthy behaviors like walking and bicycling and reduce carbon footprints by having reliable, accessible transit.
This ordinance is a public health success and should be celebrated. With policy makers on the side of public health, the U.S. can become one of the healthiest nations of the world, and it could all start with the stroke of a pen.
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