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9th Avenue Bicycle Facility & Complete Street Redesign

NYCDOT's 9th Avenue bike lane facility solved the tricky issue of how to design intersections of the protected bike path and cross-streets, to ensure that cyclists and motorists could see each other and left-turning vehicles did not endanger cyclists who were continuing straight ahead. NYCDOT addressed these issues by providing special signals for cyclists and left-turn bays for drivers with a separate signal phase, allowing them to cross the path when cyclists are stopped.

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More Information: www.nyc.gov/html/dot/downloads/pdf/9thavecomp.pdf

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