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The bridge will closed to vehicles for the rest of the year.
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Author David Holthaus says that the Bird scooter was a quick, fun way to travel across the Purple People Bridge.
David Holthaus
A digital rendering of CVG's rental car facility project, including a new route for the entrance road and a new front entrance to the terminals.
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