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Creating bike-friendly streets in Richfield

Produced by Jim Foti | Last updated on Jul 10, 2008

A federal grant of $1.8 million will be used to make selected Twin Cities streets more friendly to bicyclists and pedestrians. One such street is Oliver Avenue in Richfield, where the grant was announced.

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