Glendale BTP

Glendale Bicycle Transportation Plan

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The Bicycle Transportation Plan (BTP) will create a 20-year blueprint for making biking safer, easier, and more attractive throughout the City. The updated BTP will be a roadmap for creating a safe, enjoyable, all-ages, all-abilities bicycle network that connects local destinations within the city as well as to the region.

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Glendale Bicycle Transportation Plan - Preliminary Network

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This preliminary bike network was developed based on an analysis of safety, connectivity, and needs; the feedback we received from community outreach; and input from the project’s technical advisory

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	Off-street bike path: An off-street facility with exclusive space for bicyclists and pedestrians, with minimal vehicle crossings.
	Protected bike lane: Bike lanes that are physically separated from traffic and parking lanes using features such as posts, planters, and parked vehicles.
	Bike lane: A conventional bike lane designated by stripes on the pavement.
	Climbing lane: A striped bike lane in the uphill direction that provides dedicated space for bicyclists ascending steep hills.
	Bike boulevard: Low-stress, signed routes located on low-speed, narrow local streets, designed around bicycle priority. These require traffic calming features such as neighborhood traffic circles, chicanes, and traffic diverters to maintain low vehicle speeds and volumes.
	Signed bike route: Designated routes on low-stress streets that use a shared lane, marked with shared lane markings (sharrows).

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