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Podcast: Pedal Hub, episode 3

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Dale St. Station
The Dale St. stop at Frogtown Square, where both the Daily Diner and Sunday's Best are located. The businesses credit the opening of the Green Line to increases in sales and visibility. But at the same time, small business owners like Ia Lee at New Fashions (also within a block of the Dale St. stop), believe the Green Line is the cause of decreased revenues and higher overheads prices.
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This time on "Pedal Hub," a look at how to make the Twin Cities' newest light rail line work for you as a cyclist.

Patrick Stephenson says because you can take bikes on the train with you, it opens up new options for travel, adventure, and a multi-modal lifetstyle.

Amber Dallman, Gene Oberpriller and Stephenson decry distracted car drivers.

And the crew gives tips to cyclists on how to connect with other riders, to train, learn more about biking, and have fun.

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