Valencia Street in San Francisco to Undergo Major Bike Lane Changes

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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will install a center-running bikeway on Valencia Street in the Mission District, which will feature bus lane curbs, plastic bollards, and delineators meant to separate the bike lanes from car traffic. The 12-month pilot program will prohibit left turns and right turns at red lights on an eight-block stretch of Valencia and remove 71 metered parking spaces to make room for more “dual use” and loading zones. The changes aim to improve traffic safety, but some bicyclists and pedestrians want to see protected curbside bike lanes or a complete closure to car traffic on Valencia Street.
Topics:business#bike-lanes#pilot-program#san-francisco#traffic-safety#transportation#valencia-street
- Major road changes are coming to S.F.'s Valencia Street. Here's what to expect San Francisco Chronicle
- San Francisco's mid-Valencia Street bike-lane pilot project approved KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- San Francisco Considers Plan to Move Bike Lanes to Center of Valencia Street NBC Bay Area
- SFMTA Board Votes To Move Bike Lanes To the Middle Of Valencia Street, In Meeting Interrupted By Earthquake SFist
- Valencia biz unaware, unhappy with center bike lane plan Mission Local
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