Tim Blumenthal

Executive Director of Bikes Belong

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Executive Director of Bikes Belong

Tim Blumenthal on KCRW

Los Angeles may be the car capitol of the world, but almost one percent of the population has told census takers they ride bicycles to work on a regular basis.

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Los Angeles may be the car capitol of the world, but almost one percent of the population has told census takers they ride bicycles to work on a regular basis.

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