New multi-use path offers safer way to get around
ABOVE: A bicyclist uses the new shared-use path along Mary Ann Cleveland Way. Funded through Prop. 407, the path provides a safe way to travel for people who are walking, cycling or using mobility devices. RIGHT: Tucson Mayor Regina Romero hugs council member Nikki Lee on Wednesday after a ribbon-cutting event for the new path.
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero hugs council member Nikki Lee on Wednesday after a ribbon-cutting event for the new Mary Ann Cleveland Way shared-use path.
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