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Many of the routes on this map OLY N - MPIC S E M BLVD TST C are on public roads, which are always exposed I S T U N D FOREST 41 T O H N S S to wear and tear due to weather, traffic, and the I O PARLKTEOBL T S I VD S environment. Regardless of what route you choose, K Y S U 3 E A M R you always need to be on the lookout for things like S W S E D D A O A pavement rutting, cracks, bumps, expansion joints, P V O (!19 E R debris on pavement surfaces, and vegetation. B J Of course, you also have to watch out for traffic. R U T SE NC D 47TH S T A I The City of Everett is not responsible if you get hurt D D V O BLV E N ILTEO O on a bike ride. It's up to you to choose a bike route MUK O W W 50TH ST E that fits your skills. And it's up to you to make sure G S O S that you ride safely. G D 2 L E 52ND ST S N E N D S N O W A H D O M R I T V S S O H H L 5T E R O I L V D E E R N A L W V W O Y CREEK PKY E L L L E IL R R V H R OUG SL E E A Y M E B V PECKS DR E H E T B 6 3 o SEAWAY B H I-5 e L ¨¦§ A t V R MADISON ST l D l L i D i A k E a R S r I u O T M N n E M R R a D BEVERLY b R Seaway LAKE r u D Transit r I0 75T B H ST SE e Center E t V n E I R L Boeing Y 79TH PL SE B D L R V Y O A N D SI W CA N E W E W CASINO RD E SR 526 E 20 UV R (! V G A R E H V (!21 T E 5 D O (!22 R KASCH N A V PARK E 92ND ST SE G (!24 AY aL W MAL ETT c VER 25 E ! E E ( S S 100TH ST SW E V 100T A I0 H ST SE T RET VE H W E AY T S L W 7 MAL Mall HILTON L R Station LAKE O D W Y E LL E LL O S L H A R E I V M E A E W S R A H E T R SR 525 I T D R V S UV 9 P 1 A 12TH ST SW 1 O 112TH ST SE H H R D T 5 T T R E 3 4 R K D A (!23 L R SILVER LAKE 116TH ST E SE V L I S E S E V A H SR 99 T UV 5 3 RUGGS 128TH ST SW LAKE SUVR 96 Bike lockers are available for rent at Everett Station. Learn more at EverettTransit.org/parkyourbike. *A recreational route is appropriate for bicyclists of all age groups, providing a comfortable ride regardless of age or bicycle experience. **A commuter route is appropriate for more confident and experienced bicyclists. HOW TO SHARE THE ROAD POINTS OF INTEREST SEE & BE SEEN Use flashing headlights and red rear NORTH EVERETT lights, wear bright clothes and add orange flags to kids’ 1 EVERETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 2000 Tower St. bikes and recumbent bicycles. Don’t hug the curb. Riding away from it makes you more visible. Take the whole lane 2 LANGUS RIVERFRONT PARK, 400 Smith Island Rd. and be more visible when you can. Use a rear-view mirror Three-mile paved trail, boat launch, fishing pier, rowing dock to spot approaching traffic. 3 LEGION MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE, 144 West Marine View Dr. 4 LEGION MEMORIAL PARK, 145 Alverson Blvd. STAY ALERT Watch for inattentive drivers at Arboretum, playground, tennis courts, sports fields intersections, people opening parked car doors and children or animals running in front of you. Scan for 5 10TH ST. BOAT LAUNCH AND MARINA PARK obstacles in your path such as sewer grates, manhole Jetty Island Ferry (summer only) covers, oily pavement, gravel, ice, potholes, litter and 6 JETTY ISLAND uneven surfaces. Cross railroad tracks at right angles. Sandy beach, wildlife, kite boarding, interpretive walks KEEP YOUR LANE Ride in a straight, consistent and predictable line as close to 7 WATERFRONT, West Marine View Dr. the right as practical. Avoid weaving. If moving at the speed of traffic, then ride in the Restaurants, boardwalk, summer concerts, farmers’ market middle of the lane. Move left if you’re in a heavy traffic area with lots of side streets, parking lots or driveways. DOWNTOWN EVERETT TWO WAYS TO TURN LEFT Like a car: look back, signal, move into the left lane 8 EVERETT STATION, 3201 Smith Ave. and turn left. Like a pedestrian: ride straight to the far-side crosswalk, then walk your 9 EVERETT PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, bike across or queue up in the traffic lane. 2710 Wetmore Ave. 10 THE HISTORIC EVERETT THEATRE, TO GET A GREEN LIGHT If you come to a red light, look at the ground for a 2911 Colby Ave. symbol of a cyclist in a circle. If you find one, position your bike directly over it to trigger the light cycle. 11 ANGEL OF THE WINDS ARENA, 2000 Hewitt Ave. PASS WITH CARE Ring a bell or give verbal warning when passing on sidewalks Community ice skating rink, concerts, and paths. If passing a vehicle, stay out of the driver’s blind spot. Pass vehicles on the events, various sporting events left except when using a bike lane. 12 SCHACK ART CENTER, 2921 Hoyt Ave. Art exhibits and classes USE CAUTION WHEN TURNING Make eye contact with the driver next to you at intersections. Use hand signals when turning, changing lanes or stopping. Consider 13 IMAGINE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM, stopping behind cars in line rather than in the bike lane. When space is too tight for 1502 Wall St. safety on the shoulder, carefully move into the traffic lane and assert your right to be Hands-on museum for kids there.
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