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CityLab: Houston’s Urban Interstate Debate: Transform, or Tear Down?

WorcesterHerald — May 10, 2015

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Houston might join the growing list of cities finally removing their urban interstates.

Posted by CityLab on Saturday, May 9, 2015

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CityLab: Houston’s Urban Interstate Debate: Transform, or Tear Down?

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