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Center Front St. Master St. Information & Resources Germantown Ave. Bike Facilities American St.

Ridge Ave.

Frankford Ave. Bicycle Coalition of Greater Thompson St. Philadelphia is always expanding its on- and off-street www.bicyclecoalition.org network of facilities for cyclists. Here’s what we’ve got @bcgp Girard so far, and how to use it: Girard Ave. Girard College Station Connect the Circuit Regional Trail Network Lansdowne Girard Ave. Girard Ave. www.connectthecircuit.org Girard Ave. Poplar Dr. Dr. Girard @circuittrails Station Buffered Bike Lanes Sedgely Dr. Poplar St. Delaware River Port Authority Buffered lanes feature a three-foot painted www.drpa.org 6th St. 5th St. Poplar St. strip between a separated bicycle lane and a @DRPA_PAandNJ Ridge Ave. 29th St. 2nd St. car lane. All users are expected to stay out of Parish St. I-95 East Coast Greenway Alliance the buffer strip and remain in their own lane. www.greenway.org Corinthian Ave. East Poplar @ECGreenway Brown St. 22nd St. Poplar St. Philadelphia Francisville Playground Playground Brown St. Zoo 34th St. Eastern State Bike Lanes PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Penitentiary ½ www.explorepatrails.com Aspen St. National Fairmount Ave. Fairmount Kelly Dr. Fairmount Ave. A conventional bike lane is distinguished @ExplorePAtrails Historic Site Station from motor vehicular traffic by a single Brown St. North St. Philadelphia City Planning Commission Boathouse Row white line. Direction of travel is indicated by Lloyd Hall Fairmount Ave. arrows marking the lane. Pedestrians and www.phila.gov/cityplanning Wallace St. @Philaplanning Clemente Playground Fairmount Ave. motor vehicles are not permitted to travel in Mt. Vernon St.

Philadelphia 15th St. Front St. the bike lane. Ave. 12th St. Broad St. 11th St. Philadelphia Department of Parks & Recreation Museum 10th St. of Art Green St. www.phila.gov/parksandrecreation Miles @PhilaParkandRec Mack Spring Garden St. Playground Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. 22nd St. 21st St. ½ Sharrows Spring Garden St. ½ Spring Garden Philadelphia Streets Department Aspen St. Mantua Ave. ½ ½ Station “Sharrows” (shared-use arrows) are a bicycle www.philadelphiastreets.com symbol paired with a double chevron. They @PhilaStreets Eakins Spring Garden Fairmount Ave. ½ Oval Station indicate that motorists must share the road. 2nd St. 6th St. 5th St.

Hamilton St. 9th St. 8th St. 7th St. 4th St. SEPTA Bike & Ride 31st St. Ridge Ave. 3rd St. Sharrows are placed in the middle of the Matthias www.septa.org/policy/bike.html Paine’s roadway to minimize conflicts with parked Wallace St. Baldwin Park Park Benjamin Franklin Pkwy.

@SEPTA_social 20th St. S car doors and other obstacles. Cyclists 32nd St. c h Callowhill St. should ride directly over the sharrow and Haverford Ave. u Schuylkill y River Trail take the entire lane. Spring Garden St./ l k i 13th St. 10th St. 34th St. 33rd St. MLK Jr. Drive Bridges: l 15th St. l 35th St. Ramp connects Spring Trail / Sidepath Spring Garden St. Christopher Columbus Blvd.

36th St. Drexel Garden to MLK Jr. Dr. Bike access on bridge. Philadelphia 37th St. Park Vine St. Expressway 38th St. At-grade crossing to Check DRPA website Trails and sidepaths are off-road facilities

Schuylkill River Trail. Franklin for hours and closures. R H Square intended exclusively for bicyclists and Logan Chinatown i Race-Vine Benjamin Franklin Bridge v Square Station pedestrians. The majority of trails and Bicycle Map e Station ½ r Race St. Race St. Race St. ½ sidepaths accommodate both user groups, so Powelton Ave. JFK Bridge: Race St. Pier cyclists should exercise caution and be alert Staircase entrance on Cherry St. for slower moving persons. south side with built- Lancaster Ave. in bike channel

½ Arch St. r Arch St. Arch St.

23rd St. Suburban Conflict Zones JFK e Station Plaza 30th St. Market East v Conflict zones are marked with dashed green Station Station JFK Blvd. Dilworth i paint. They are intended to alert cyclists and 32nd St. Park City Hall

H Market St. R motorists that they need to share the same 30th St. Station 15th St. Market St. space. 34th St. Station Market St. Station for 13th St. Station PATCO 8th St. 5th St. Station 2nd St. Station

Market & Chestnut (BSL / MFL) 11th St. Station e Ludlow St. Station Station

36th St. Street Bridges: Ramp r entrance to trail. Walk University City Chestnut St. Chestnut St. your bike on ramp. Chestnut St. a Penn’s 15th St. 6th St. 13th St. Independence Bike Box

10th St. National Historical Landing Sansom St. Sansom St. w Park Bike boxes are spaces where cyclists are 38th St. 34th St. 33rd St. 30th St.

H a encouraged to pull out in front of cars so that

Walnut St. 24th St. Walnut St. l they are more visible when lights change

Walnut Street Bridge: e Rittenhouse Christopher Columbus Blvd. and vehicles turn. Bike boxes are sometimes Staircase entrance on Walnut- Washington

Square 18th St. Square D painted with a green background. Other both sides. ½ Locust St. PATCO Locust Station Rittenhouse St. Station PATCO PATCO times, a standard bike symbol is placed on ½ Station Station Penn Park black pavement in front of a stop bar for Spruce St. Spruce St. Spruce St. Spruce St. Spruce Street cars. Harbor Park

H 25th St. H Schuylkill Boardwalk 24th St. Fitler 22nd St. 2 Stage Left turns Square Pine St.

26th St. Pine St. Pine St. A two stage turn box offers cyclists a way 34th St. to make a left turn at a multi-lane signalized H Lombard St. University City Seger 2016 Lombard St. Playground Lombard St. intersection. To use the two stage turn box, University Ave. Station Starr Garden Playground proceed straight through the intersection South Street Bridge: South St. Lombard-South FREE South St. South St. with the green signal and wait in the box Connects to boardwalk Station PCPC on the north side. on the cross street. Proceed through the

Philadelphia City Planning Commission 21st St. Bainbridge St. Bainbridge St. intersection when the cross street gets a Civic Center Blvd. ½ Palumbo Front St. green signal. Broad St. 18th St. 13th St. 10th St. 6th St. 5th St.

11th St. Playground 15th St. Fitzwater St. Health Benefits of Bicycling ½

22nd St. Designated Bike Routes Schuylkill Ave. Fitzwater St. Whether you are biking for transportation or recreation Catharine St. The East Coast Greenway is a 2,500 mile route linking cities from Maine to Florida. or both, the benefits are the same. Here are some of the Christian St. Catharine St. No Bike health related reasons you should consider bicycling: Access The goal is to develop an entirely off-road Grays Ferry Ave. Queen St. alignment for the ECG. Other designated bike 1 Bicycling burns more calories (even at a low Carpenter St. routes include the Cobbs Creek Greenway Caution: Christian St. intensity) than walking. A 150 lb. person can burn 34th St. No Bike Grays Ferry Grates in Access and Bicyclists Baltimore Pike. Crescent Trail roadway anywhere from 100-500 calories in 30 minutes of Washington Ave. bicycling (depending on how fast you go). Washington Ave. Passyunk Ave. Shot Tower Chew Park Playground Playground 16th St. 15th St. 2 Bicycling is low impact and easy on the joints like 13th St. Ellsworth St. swimming, but much more convenient. 25th St. 22nd St. 21st St. Ellsworth-Federal 10th St. Grays Ferry Ave. Station 11th St. Federal St. Bicycling helps maintain leg mobility, muscular ½ 3 Jefferson Washington strength, and endurance. Oakford St. Federal St. Square Park Avenue Pier About Indego Donald 27th St.

30th St. Finnegan Capitolo

4 Bicycling builds heart and lung strength and Wharton St. 32nd St. Playground Playground Wharton St. Indego Bike Share is an initiative of the City of endurance as well. Wharton St. Wharton Delaware Philadelphia and sponsored by Independence Legend Square Columbus River Trail 5 Bicycling at a leisurely pace while taking in Playground scenery can relieve stress and be good for your Playground Blue Cross. Indego offers affordable, convenient

Existing Bike Facilities Transportation Stations Reed St. Christopher Columbus Blvd. mental health. public transportation throughout Central Buffered Bike Lane Market-Frankford Line Philadelphia and surrounding neighborhoods. 6 High intensity bicycling (think: up hills, rough Broad Street Line Bike Lane Dickinson St. terrain, or at a fast pace) also helps to reduce Check bikes out at any one of the stations stress and counts as vigorous exercise- so the Sharrow PATCO benefits are greater. Paved Trail / Sidepath SEPTA Regional Rail Moyamensing Ave. with a credit card, or sign up for a $15 monthly Tasker St. Tasker-Morris Unpaved Trail / Sidepath Symbols Station Dickinson pass which offers unlimited 1-hour trips. Cash 7 Bicycling improves your chances of getting your Passyunk Ave. Suggested Connection ½ Designated Bike Route Square daily dose of Vitamin D. H I-95 payment option available.

27th St. 25th St. 24th St. 23rd St. 22nd St. 21st St. 20th St. 19th St. 18th St. 17th St. 16th St. 15th St. 13th St. 11th St. 10th St. 9th St. 8th St. 7th St. 6th St. 5th St. 2nd St. Front St. 28th St. 26th St. Morris St.

Indego Bike Share 2 Stage Left Turn Vare 4th St. 8 Bicycling improves your coordination. ½ Recreation For more on Indego, as well as real-time Bike Share Station H Hospital Center 9 (only stations within the information on available bikes and stations visit Bicycling improves your immune function. No Bike Access Moore St. central business Disclaimer: www.rideindego.com or download the Indego 10 If you consider how you spend a part of your are shown) The City of Philadelphia is not responsible for the safety of Broad St. 12th St. financial health, you’ll save money commuting by bicyclists or others utilizing this map. No representation is made Point Breeze Ave. app on iTunes and Google Play. Sources: or intended as to the safety or fitness of suggested routes, their Mifflin St. bicycle over most other forms of transportation. Philadelphia City Planning Commission, Philadelphia Streets striping, signage or as to the suitability of roadway surfaces for Department, Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation, Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems, SEPTA, Delaware Valley bicycle travel. It is the sole responsibility of individual bicyclists Regional Planning Commission. to obey all applicable traffic laws and to choose routes and facilities that are safe and appropriate for their skills. Somerton Rd. County Line Rd. Byberry Rd. Rules of the Road Legend Bikes on Transit Maple Ave.

Existing Bike Facilities Transportation Stations Symbols Byberry Rd. ½ Lincoln Hwy. Bucks Co. SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) Market-Frankford Line H Designated Bike Route a Bicycles are legal vehicles with the same rights and duties as a motor Pine Rd. is proud to be a bicycle friendly transit system and encourages ½ Stevens Rd. Benjamin Rennard St. vehicle. Broad St. Line H Hospital Rush bicyclists to use its services. Some limitations apply. State Park Street Rd. PATCO No Bike Access Philmont Ave. a Pennsylvania state law bans bicycles from roads such as freeways The full policy and all rules and regulations are available at: SEPTA Regional Rail Montgomery Co. Townsend Rd. and toll roads. Mechanicsville Rd. www.septa.org/policy/pdf/septa-bike-n-ride.pdf Buffered Bike Lane Sharrow Bustleton Ave. Kelvin Ave. Dunks Ferry Rd. Knights Rd. a Vehicle operators must make sure it is safe to exit. They bear the Red Lion Rd. System-wide Bike Lane Byberry Rd. legal responsibility in dooring incidents. Moreland Rd. Kismit Rd. Folding bikes which are completely collapsed are allowed on any Tomlinson Rd. vehicle in the system at anytime. a State law prohibits the use of headphones while riding a bicycle or Morefield Rd. Lorimer Jamison Ave. Thorton Rd. driving a car. Trail Red Lion Rd. Comly St. Moredon Rd. Bus & Trackless Trolley Verree Rd. Norcom Rd. a Alburger Ave. Hulmeville Rd. The front of every SEPTA bus and trackless trolley is equipped with a Everyone has a responsibility to share the road. Areas marked with Haldeman Ave. bicycle rack that can hold two bicycles. Bicycles are permitted at all a ‘No Parking’ sign still allow temporary unloading for up to 15 Map Partners: ½ Philadelphia City Planning Commission, Philadelphia Streets Department, times without restrictions. minutes. Take care when passing parked vehicles. Paved trail Unpaved trail Suggested Decatur Rd. Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation, Office of Transportation and or Sidepath or Sidepath Connection Infrastructure Systems, SEPTA, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission. Lott St. Bloomfield Ave. a In areas marked with ‘No Stopping’, vehicles may not stop for any Disclaimer: Academy Rd. I-95 Subway (Broad Street & Market-Frankford Lines) The City of Philadelphia is not responsible for the safety of bicyclists or others utilizing this map. No representation is made or intended as to the Bustleton Ave. safety or fitness of suggested routes, their striping, signage or as to the suitability of roadway surfaces for bicycle travel. It is the sole responsibility of length of time. Clark St. Bicycles are allowed on all trains during off-peak hours, as well as individual bicyclists to obey all applicable traffic laws and to choose routes and facilities that are safe and appropriate for their skills. ½ weekends and holidays. Fort Washington Ex. Grant Ave.

Shady Ln. Knights Rd.

Mill Rd. Church Rd. Morrell Ave. Pine Rd. Pennypack H Bristol Pike Trolley Bethlehem Pike Oxford Ave. Cedar Rd. Trail

Welsh Rd. Old Newtown Rd. Folding bicycles only. Bicycles must be completely collapsed. State Rd. Rhawn St. Tustin St. ½ Thomas Rd. Stenton Ave. Grant Ave. Regional Rail Paper Mill Rd. Ogontz Ave.

Verree Rd. Cheltenham Ave. Township Line Rd. Church Rd. Pennypack Outlook Ave. Two bicycles are allowed on each car of each train. Bicycles are

Trail Convent Ave. Mill Rd.

Rockwell Ave. Rockwell prohibited on peak trains traveling into Center City in the mornings Know The Signals Northwestern Ave. Frankford Ave. Germantown Ave. Ashbourne Rd. Convent Ln. Solly St. Washington Ln. H and leaving Center City in the evenings. Willow Grove Ave. Pennypack Arendell Ave. Use hand signals so that motorists and other bicyclists know where Old York Rd. Dungan St. New Second St. Summerdale Ave. Creek Park Glen Foerd on Germantown Pike Stenton Ave. you are going. Signal all turns and stops ahead of time. Also before Ivy Hill Rd. Vernon St. Ogonyz Ave. H Fitler St.the Delaware H Loretto St. Pennypack St. Welsh Rd. ½ turning, look over your shoulder to check for any traffic. Castor Ave. PATCO (Port Authority Transit Corporation) Williams St. Montgomery Ave. Linden Ave. State Rd. Whitaker Ave. Bicycles are allowed on board PATCO trains at all times. Mansfield Ave. Napfle St. Ridge Pike Bells Mill Rd. Barren Hill Rd. Torresdale Ave. Glendale Ave. Lexington Ave. Information available at: www.ridepatco.org/travel/bicycles.html Highland Ave. Bleigh Ave.

Willow Grove Ave. Upsal St. Forbidden Dr. 19th St.

Ryan Ave. Pleasant HIll Rowland Ave. Or St. Martins Ln. Washington Ln. Park NJ Transit information available at: www.njtransit.com/rg/rg_ Left Turn Stop Right Turn Trail Mt. Airy Ave. Cheltenham Ave. servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=BikeProgramTo Old York Rd. Tyson Ave. Gorgas Ln. Levick St.

Stenton Ave. Wyncote Ave. 66th Ave. ½ Springfield Ave. Chew Ave. Walker St. Chew Ave. Summerdale Ave. Manatawna Ave. Mermaid Ln. Unruh Ave.

Oxford Ave. Hagys Mill Rd. Rhawn St. 7th St. McCallum St. 5th St. 2nd St. Allens Ln. Godfrey Ave. Godfrey Ave. Cottman Ave. Spring Ln. Loretto St. Rising Sun Ave. Pennypack on Safety Tips Valley Green Rd. Hortter St. Schuylkill Expy. Church Ave. Godfrey Ave. Pennypack Pth. the Delaware Brous Ave. Wises MillWissahickon Rd. Boyer St. Champlost St. Tabor Rd. Devereaux St. Torresdale Ave. Schuylkill Center Tyson Ave. Valley Park Carpenter Ln. Adams Ave. for Environmental Tacony Henry Ave. Burlington Co. Education High St. Park Ave. Creek Trail Magee St. Haines St. Sangor St. New Jersey Greene St. Upsal St. Wister St. Cheltenham Ave. Mt. Airy Ave. Morton St. Olney Ave. 7th St. F St. Shawmont Ave. Bingham St. ½

Tabor Rd. Summerdale Ave.

Washington Ln. Ave. Garland Stay! off Sidewalks H Bustleton Ave. ! Ridge Ave. Oxford Ave. Nixon St. Tulpehocken St. Ave. Keystone St. Wagner Ave. State Rd. If you are over the age of 12, sidewalk riding is illegal and unsafe. Levick St.

Chelten Ave Ogontz Ave.

Kitchens Ln. Wayne Ave. Castor Ave. Old York Rd. York Old Harbison Ave. Harbison

Upsal St. Arrott St. 5th St. Yield to Pedestrians 10th St. Rising Sun Ave. Ramona St. Harrison St. ! Umbria St. Cliveden St. Greene St. Torresdale Ave. Regular physical activity is an important part of a healthy Parker Ave. Walnut Ln. Rittenhouse Ln. Foulkrod St. Tacony St. Tacony - Palmyra Ridge Ave. Bridge St. Jackson St. Comly St. Bridge Bicyclists and car drivers are required to yield the right-of-way to Wissahickon Wyoming St. Wyoming St. ½ Tulip St. Schoolhouse Ln. Orthodox St. lifestyle that can benefit mood, sleep, and lower stress. Adults Hollow Rd. Valley Park Walkway on pedestrians at all intersections and marked crosswalks. Leverington Ave. Windrim Ave. Oakland St. Tacony Creek South Side See Inset Map for Wissahickon / Manayunk Area H St. Park should get at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity activity Manayunk Ave. H ½ Cayuga St. Cayuga St. Margaret St. WissahickonManheim Ave. St. I St. ! Ride with Traffic, Not Against It Henry Ave. 15th St. on 5 or more days per week, or a total of 150 minutes per Shurs Ln. Hermit St. Whitaker Ave. When you ride the wrong way on the road you are three times as Main St. Midvale Ave.

Warden Dr. Bridge St. week.

likely to get into a crash. Wrong way riding is illegal and unsafe. Vaux St. Stokley St. Luzerne St. D St. G St. Erie Ave. ½ Rockhill Rd. Bicycling is an excellent way to fit those valuable minutes of Obey Traffic Signs and Signals Schoolhouse Ln. Germantown Ave. Orthodox St. Front St. B St.

! 5th St. Conshohocken State Rd. Roberts Ave. Hunting Park Ave. Tioga St. ½ The same traffic rules that apply to automobiles hold true for cyclists. Henry Ave. Castor Ave. activity into a busy schedule and improve health. Not only is it Montgomery Co. Belmont Ave. H Bicycles and cars must come to a stop at stop signs and stoplights. Aramingo Ave. G St. good for your health, but it’s really fun! Bicyclng gives you an Allegheny Ave. Neill Dr. Allegheny Ave. opportunity to explore your neighborhood and Philadelphia’s Ride Smart, Ride Predictably ! Falls Rd. City Ave. H Betsy Ross many parks and trails- all while reducing your risk for high Other road users need to know how you will move. Sudden changes Montgomery Ave. Kensington Ave. ½ Bridge Conshohocken Ave. Lehigh Ave. Lehigh Ave. H of direction can cause a collision between a bicyclist and a car – the Old Lancaster Rd. Ford Rd. blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity. Greenland Dr. Lehigh Ave. Ford Rd. N. Delaware Ave. cyclist is always at most risk for injury. Conshohocken Ave. Belmont Ave. Bryn Mawr Ave. Aramingo Ave. Port

Bowman Ave. Chamounix Dr. 13th St. Richmond It doesn’t matter your age or physical condition, you can be 29th St. 15th St. 5th St. Fairmount 22nd St. Belgrade St. Trail Use Your Head, Wear a Helmet Wynnewood Rd. Randolph Dr. ! Park Diamond St. Thompson St. Trail Etiquette (Shared Trail Guide) H active. You can walk, dance, skate, garden, bike or swim your Helmets can save your life and prevent serious brain trauma. Children Lancaster Ave Ridge Ave. Tulip St. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Berks St. Safety is an issue on Philadelphia’s shared Wynnefield Ave. Memphis St. way to a more active lifestyle. Find what else moves you at:

under 12 must wear a helmet when riding, and adults are encouraged City Ave. Schuylkill River 33rd St. 54th St. Montgomery Dr. r use trails. There are frequent crashes 57th St. e

Boxer’s Trail 6th St. to do the same. Overbrook Ave. Reservoir Dr. Cecil B Moore Ave. i v between people walking, running, biking, Georges Hill Dr. R e Remington Rd. r standing and skating. When using the trail Woodbine Ave. Upland Way a Be Seen, Be Safe Concourse Dr. w ! See Reverse Side for Enlarged Area a system please: 59th St. 53rd St. l Parkside Ave. Delaware Ave. e Visibility is the key to safety when riding at night. In Pennsylvania D Lancaster Ave. Camden Co. Lansdowne Dr. Penn Keep Right except to pass bikes are required to have working front and rear lights when riding New Jersey a Get Healthy Philly/Philadelphia Department of Public Health 57th St. Treaty Park

Earlington Rd. Manoa Rd. at night.. Haverford Ave. Girard Ave. a Ring a bell or call out “passing on your foodfitphilly.org Morris Park ½ left” when passing @GetHealthyPHL ½ ½

48th St. Be courteous – trails are for all users Westminster St. a

Cobbs Creek Haverford Ave. Benjamin Franklin Keep your speed down and enjoy the view Vine St. a Park H ½ Bridge

Race St. 49th St. Landsdowne Ave. Walkway on a Stay single file during high volume times Township Line Rd. Cardington Rd. Arch St. South Side Powelton Ave. H ½ West Chester Pike a When stopped step off the trail In Case of Theft or Crash Market St. 42nd St. Walnut St. 43rd St. H Spruce St. H State Rd. Wissahickon / Manayunk Bike Network Inset Pine St. H A Message

Garrett Rd. 44th St. H H Chester Ave. When you first get a bike: 45th St. 48th St. 46th St. ½ 57th St. from the Baltimore Ave. Marshall Rd. Caution: Write down the serial number of the bike and keep it in an easily Cobbs Creek Pkwy. Grates in Wissahickon 47th St. Grays Ferry roadway accessible place. Crescent Trail Valley Park Mayor ½ Take a few photos of the bike and anything unique about it. Grays Ferry Ave. Thomas Ave. Philadelphia's walkability and bikeability are incredible assets Whitby Ave. Florence St. (stickers, fenders, etc.) Photos are important if you ever want to Springfield Ave. Forbidden Dr. Wissahickon Valley Pembroke Ave. Use High Street to access that contribute to a high quality of life, and make our city a make an insurance claim. ½ Kingsessing Ave. Grays Ave. the Manayunk Bridge Trail Park has many hiking 60th St. Delaware Baltimore Ave. Longacre Blvd. and mountain bike Woodland Ave. Harley St. River H highly desirable place to live and work. That’s why we are Trail Walnut Ln. trails not pictured For bicycles valued over $500 check with your insurance company ½ Bartram’s High St. here. See website Church Ln. ½ Garden improving and expanding the infrastructure to support these to see if you need an additional insurance rider. ½ Use Lock Street to Snyder Ave. for more information. Baily Rd. access the Manayunk Delaware Co. Cobbs Creek www.FOW.org Register your bike with the Philadelphia Police Bicycle Registry. Trail 25th St. H Canal Towpath activities in every neighborhood of our city. We are adding 10th St. ½ Manayunk Ave. Henry Ave. 63rd St. Moyamensing Ave. 15th St. 13th St.

16th St. more Indego bikeshare stations and boosting the number of 21st St. 6th St. 4th St. 22nd St.

If your bike is stolen: 61st St. Passyunk Ave. Oregon Ave. Bridge Wissahickon Valley Trail

Chester Ave. miles of safe bike lanes, so more people can comfortably Woodland Ave. Manayunk Call 911 and report the theft (provide your serial number). It 63rd St. Caution: Grates MacDade Blvd. Bigler St. in roadway 20th St. Ridge Ave. choose biking as a way to explore. is very important to report theft to the police - bike thefts are Bicyclists Elmwood Ave. Baltimore Pike Walt Whitman Buist St. Lock St. severely under-reported and calling them in raises the profile of Bridge Main St. Entrance to Midvale Ave. Lincoln Dr. Main St. ½ 70th St. Wissahickon Valley Trail

½ Broad St. bike thefts with the Police Department. Penrose Ave. Pattison Ave. Gypsy Ln. Checking out the sights of the city, its places, people, and Post a note on Craigslist with photos of your bike. Pine St. Cynwyd Trail Schoolhouse Ln. parks, while on bike, is truly a unique experience. You can Email local bike shops with photos and the serial number. Norwitch Dr. in Lower 70th St. MerionTwp. often get to where you want to go faster, and when you get ½ Essington Ave. FDR Park Lindbergh Blvd. Wissahickon What to do after a bicycle crash: Shared roadway on SEPTA R.R. to your destination, hop off and walk around. I hope that this Calcon Hook Rd. Penrose Ave. Island Ave. Station SEPTA Bus Mario Lanza Blvd. Main Street portion of Call the police and file a report. Normandy Ave. Transfer map helps you enjoy all that Philadelphia has to offer as you 11th St. Sharon Ave. Walkway on Broad St. Station ½ South Side There are a few things you need to know to protect your legal Hook Rd. navigate through our ever-growing bicycle and trail networks. rights when involved in a bike crash. If you are in a crash with a Kelly Dr. Calumet St. 84th St. No Bike car, do not leave the scene without recording: ½ Access

½ I-95 Presidential Blvd. Very truly yours, a Lower Merion Falls Br. tag number of the car Island Ave. Township a names and phone numbers of any witnesses Delmar Dr. Neill Dr. a driver’s name and contact information Philadelphia Tinicum Blvd. ½ East Falls Bridge is part International a police officer’s name and badge number Airport Falls Dr. of the ‘Art Museum Enterprise Ave. John Heinz Bartram Ave. Loop’, an 8.4 mi trail James F. Kenney ½ National along Kelly and Martin Wildlife Mayor If it is a hit and run, file a police report as soon as you are able Fort Mifflin Rd. Luther King Jr. Drives . Refuge Gloucester Co. Fort Mifflin New Jersey City Ave.

Monument Rd. Conshohocken Ave.

½ Governor Printz Blvd.