CYCLE TRACKSCycle tracks are separate lanes for bicycles that are nearby the roadway, and is physically separated from vehicular and pedestrian traffic. |
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MULTI-USE PATHWAYS
Multi-use pathways are extra-wide concrete sidewalks within the boulevard designed to be shared by pedestrians and cyclists. Multi-use pathways can be found on one or both sides of the roadway. |
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BIKE LANESBike lanes are dedicated space for cyclists located in the traveled portion of the roadway for one-way cyclist traffic where motorists are not allowed to park, stand or drive on. |
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SHARED ROADWAYS (SIGNED AND SHARROWS)
Shared roadways, including signed routes and sharrow (pavement markings), are preferred routes for cycling, but no physical changes are made to the roadway. |
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PAVED SHOULDERS
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TRAILSTrails are completely outside of the road right-of-way and often pass through parks or other green spaces. These trails are designed for pedestrians, cyclists, in-line skaters and skateboarders, in locations where the trail surface permits these activities. These trails are not illuminated and not maintained during winter time. |
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