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College Station is rolling out a new plan to make biking and scootering around town safer and less of a headache. It’s a big move to give us better ways to get across the city without being stuck in a car.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
Expect some tax dollars to go toward new bike lanes and safety upgrades, but it could save you money on gas and parking in the long run.
Students, commuters, and anyone who wants to ditch their car for a quicker, cheaper ride around town.
Drivers might lose a little bit of road space, but it’s mostly about sharing the street better.
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The rise of accidents involving scooters and e-bikes on the Texas A&M Campus has led the system's regents to considering whether to ban scooters on campus