Photos | Mayday Rally in Metropolis
Érik Morales joins a crowd of 39 people holding yellow signs advocating for vehicle and pedestrian safety in the urban landscape of Metropolis during the 2008 Mayday rally.
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combine neighborhood legalize urban window footwear pedestrian transportation sidewalk det road outdoor mayday_rally intersection text sky tarmac city shoe land street security fire machine poster bicycle metropolis path banner rally car vehicle érik morales safety vest walking mayday automobile worker advertisement crowd psi
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2008-05-01T15:18:48-07:00
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