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More cyclists are being killed by cars. Advocates say U.S. streets are the problem

Cycling advocates and the family of Gerardo Marciales chained a ghost bike at an intersection on Dusable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, where Marciales was hit and killed by a driver who ran a red light. Advocates say the intersection's poor design contributed to the collision. (David Schaper/NPR)
Cycling advocates and the family of Gerardo Marciales chained a ghost bike at an intersection on Dusable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, where Marciales was hit and killed by a driver who ran a red light. Advocates say the intersection's poor design contributed to the collision. (David Schaper/NPR)

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