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| Title | A Guide to Inclusive Cycling |
| Subtitle | 5th edition |
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| Summary | "an accessible but thorough guide on the basic principles of inclusive cycling" |
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| Title | Summary of the Guide to Inclusive Cycling |
| Subtitle | 5th edition |
| Length | 00:19:31 |
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| Summary | "how designing a rural bus network could work, the impact better services could have and the opportunity that the Buses Bill offers to deliver better connected rural communities." |
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