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Work on segregated bike lane well underway

05/31/11

Work on segregated bike lane well underway

Permalink 05/31/11 09:55, by Michael McGoldrick, Categories: Cycling News
Work on the segregated bike lane on Laurier Avenue is well under way. The cement curbs have already been installed on both sides of Laurier between Bronson and Lyon Streets. Now that Race Week is over, the remainder of the cement curbs will be put in place between Lyon and Elgin. After this, the necessary signage and special traffic lights will go up, and lines will be painted on the pavement to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles and bicycles at intersections. Bike Lane work in progressThe city hopes to have the Laurier bike lane operational by the beginning of August.

Also note that the NCC will be building a segregated bike lane along Wellington Street between Bay Street and the Portage Bridge. However, construction of this bike lane will only begin later this summer.

Click here for a story on progress of the Laurier bike lane in the Ottawa Citizen.

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Comment from: bikerider [Member] Email
The bike lane on Laurier is about 5-1/2 feet wide, enough space for one cyclist but not wide enough for passing.

Now if they got rid of the outside concrete barriers there would be passing lanes.

06/15/11 @ 22:20

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