Florida Paper Pushes For Bike Safety With Aggressive Reporting
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While a plan has nonetheless to have a legislative impact, Janine Zeitlin, one of a News-Press staffers who instituted a project, believes it is augmenting recognition of a problem in their community.
“You don’t have to be a contributor divorced from humanity,” Zeitlin told CJR.
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