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Somerville is intentionally making roads harder to drive on. It’s getting results.

Publié par The Boston Globe · États-Unis il y a 8 h

SOMERVILLE — For years, cars driving onto Tufts Street had it easy. A gently curved entrance allowed for a smooth turn that gave way to a wide, linear road stretching about 1,000…

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Somerville is intentionally making roads harder to drive on. It’s getting results.

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