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Home » Image Galleries » Planning & development projects » Innerbelt » Bike and pedestrian accomodations as part of Innerbelt project

Abbey Avenue - current bike conditions

Submitted by Brad Chase  |  Last edited December 9, 2009 - 10:21am
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Abbey Avenue - current bike conditions

ODOT has proposed removing the cement jersey barrier, potentially freeing up 8" of pavement on either side of the road and then striping a 4 foot 6" lane (short of the required 5' lane to be striped as a bike lane).  Recent photos show how narrow the bridge deck is, making it dangerous - especially when bike traffic is going in each direction at the same time.