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New York City Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

New York City Department of City Planning Member of New York Metropolitan Transportation Council

New York City Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mayor City of New York

Joseph B. Rose, Director Department of City Planning

April 2000 The preparation of this report has been financed in part through funds from the US Depart- ment of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. This document is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. The contents of this report reflect the view of the author, who is responsible for the facts and accuracy of the data presented herein. The contents do not necessarily reflect the official views or policies of the Federal Highway Administration or the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council. This report does not constitute a standard, specifica- tion, or regulation.

This project was funded by a matching grant from the Federal Highway Administration, PIN# PT2117911.01, Program Year 1999-2000 Contents

Introduction ...... 1

Methodology...... 2

Bicycle Lanes...... 2 Bicycle Trails ...... 6

Data ...... 11

Bronx ...... 14 Brooklyn ...... 22 Manhattan ...... 52 Queens...... 92 Staten Island ...... 112

Analysis ...... 120

Bronx ...... 120 Brooklyn ...... 121 Manhattan ...... 122 Queens ...... 123 Staten Island ...... 124

Appendix A: Bicycle Lane Inventory Database...... 125

i. Pavement Condition ...... 126 ii. Lane Striping Condition...... 147 iii. Sign Condition ...... 166 iv. Diamond Symbol Condition ...... 184 v. Cyclist Symbol Condition ...... 201

Appendix B: Bicycle Trail Inventory Database ...... 220

i. Pavement Condition ...... 221 ii. Lane Striping Condition ...... 227 iii. Sign Condition ...... 230 iv. Symbol Condition ...... 237

Credits ...... 247

NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 

INTRODUCTION

Hudson Street bicycle lane, Manhattan Shore Parkway bicycle trail, Brooklyn

The following document is a comprehensive inventory of New York City’s Class II on-street bike lanes and Class I off-street bike trails (see photographs and illustrations on this page). It is meant to be used to assist with the planning Bicycle Facility Classification and implementation of a networked system of on-street and off-street bicycle facilities. It will also be a valuable tool to achieve and maintain a state of good repair for the existing regional transportation system and to help prevent deficiencies from increasing for both existing and future infrastructure.

Class I: Shared-Use Path The report includes existing conditions data for all New York City bike lanes and trails collected from May 1999 to November 1999, Manhattan bike lane counts, 1998 bicycle lane accident data, and a photographic inventory of all lanes

bicycle rack and trails. The scope of the inventory was limited to Class II on-street bike lanes and Class I off-street bike trails. Bridges are a focus of another Department of City Planning study 6' 5' 5' and are therefore not included. Signed bicycle routes were Class I: Dual Carriageway also not included in this inventory, but will be considered for the next phase of this project.

Class II On-Street Bicycle Lane

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METHODOLOGY

Bicycle Lanes

All Class II on-street bike lanes in New York City were surveyed cataloging conditions that could effect the functioning and the safety of the bicycle facility. These conditions were evaluated for five components; pavement, lane striping, signs, diamond symbols, and cyclist symbols. Unless otherwise noted the inventory of bicycle lanes was based on the standards of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and the New York City Department of Transportation.

Pavement

Pavement was considered to be in poor condition if the road surface was rough or uncomfortable to ride on, or had potholes or bumps that were potentially hazardous to cyclists.

The pavement inventory was based on the American As- Pavement in good condition. sociation of State Highway and Transportation Officials Father Capodanno Boulevard, Staten Island (AASHTO) Guide for Development of Bicycle Facilities, stating that pavement surfaces should be smooth and clean and free of irregularities, holes, bumps, and cracks. Utility inlets, drainage grates and subway ventilation grates must also be flush with the pavement and be suitable for safe cycling.

Pavement in poor condition. Lily Pond Avenue, Staten Island

Pavement in poor condition due to drainage grate. Father Capodanno Boulevard, Staten Island

Pavement in poor condition due to previous construction. Midland Avenue, Staten Island NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 

Lane Striping

Lane striping was considered to be in poor condition if it was worn and not easily visible by cyclists and motorists, or interrupted in any way.

In accordance with the MUTCD standards, a solid white line should be used to delineate the edge of a travel path where travel in the same direction is permitted on both sides of the line, but crossing the line is discouraged. Typically this line is four to six inches on either side of the lane. A common striping material is thermoplastic paint with glass beads. The AASHTO requirement for bicycle lane width is Lane striping in good condition. 73rd Avenue, Queens a minimum of four feet. Wherever possible, a lane between five and six feet should be provided along with a buffer between the bicycle and motor vehicle lanes. This buffer should be six feet.

Lane striping in fair condition. Lane striping in poor condition because it is ex- 73rd Avenue, Queens tremely worn. Father Capodanno Boulevard, Staten Island

Lane striping in poor condition because of previous Lane striping in poor condition because of inter- construction. rupted striping. Midland Avenue, Staten Island Rockaway Point Boulevard, Queens

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Signs

Signs were considered in poor condition if not easily visible by cyclists and motorists, if vandalized, if the message were worn and difficult to read, or if it were bent.

The three signs typically used to call attention to a bicycle lane (see illustrations on this page) should be used as fol- lows: -Bike Lane Ahead (SR-444) must be placed in advance of a marked designated lane to call attention to it and to the possible presence of bicyclists. -Bike Lane Only (SR-370) should be erected at periodic in- tervals along the designated lane. In the case of New York City and for the purposes of this inventory, there should be a sign at the beginning of every block. -Bike Lane Ends (SR-445) should be used in advance of the Bike lane sign in good condition. Midland Avenue, Staten Island end of the designated lane. Signs may be no lower than 7 feet high, but over 15 feet high they are often difficult to read and not easily visible by cyclists and motorists. 24©“ WHITE

2" BIKE SYMBOL 5" BLACK 12" 1" 1" 3" D BLACK 1" BLACK 30" 1" 5" DIAMOND 12" 10" SYMBOL 1" 5" WHITE 6" 1" 2" 3" D BLACK WHITE SR-444

BLACK

24" 5"

1 1/2" 3" F WHITE

13" 10" 2" 3" F WHITE 2" Bike lane sign in condition because of 36" BIKE SYMBOL poor 10" (171/2" X 10") BLACK height. 1 1/2" 17 1/2"

7 1/16" 34th Avenue, Queens

2 7/16" 3/8 F BLACK

WHITE SR-370

24©“ WHITE

BIKE SYMBOL 4 1/2" BLACK 12" 3" D BLACK BLACK 3 11/32" DIAMOND

30" SYMBOL 7 21/32" WHITE 4 1/2" 3" D BLACK WHITE SR-445 Bike lane sign in poor condition because it is obscured by a tree. School Road, Staten Island Bicycle Lane Methodology NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 

Pavement Symbols

Pavement symbols were considered to be in poor condition if worn, partly missing, or distorted, making it difficult for cyclists and motorists to distinguish them.

The inventory of pavement symbols included two types; diamond and cyclist. Pavement symbols work together with signs to indicate the separation of bicycle and motor vehicle lanes. The symbols must be visible to both cyclists and motorists. The MUTCD diamond indicates a lane reserved for the exclusive use of a particular class of vehicle, such as Class II on-street bike lanes. Bike lanes must have a white Diamond symbol and cyclist symbol (directly behind diamond symbol immediately after an intersection to inform the diamond) used in conjunction with a bike lane vehicle operators turning onto a street of the restrictive sign to call attention to the bike lane. St. Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan nature of the lane. Either a symbol of a cyclist or wording that indicates a bike lane should precede the diamond at each intersection. New York City typically places two diamonds and two cyclists per block.

Diamond symbol in good condition. Diamond symbol in poor condition. School Road, Staten Island 73rd Avenue, Queens

Cyclist symbol in good condition. Cyclist symbol in poor condition. 73rd Avenue, Queens 73rd Avenue, Queens

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Bicycle Trails

All New York City bike trails were surveyed cataloging conditions that could effect the functioning and the safety of the bicycle facility. These conditions were evaluated for four components; pavement, lane striping, signs, and pavement symbols. Because the trails are separate from the street network, they are not bound to MUTCD requirements. The standards are more subjective and vary greatly from trail to trail. Unless otherwise noted, this inventory used the following standards to rate the existing conditions of the trails: The AASHTO Guide to the Development of Bicycle Asphalt pavement in good condition. Ft. Washington Park, Manhattan Facilities and the City of New York Department of Parks and Recreation guidelines.

Pavement

Pavement was considered to be in poor condition if the surface was rough or uncomfortable to ride upon or had potholes or bumps that were potentially hazardous to cyclists.

Pavement should have a smooth riding surface, be clean, and be free of irregularities, holes, bumps, and cracks. Utility in- Hexagonal pavers in good condition. East River Park, Manhattan lets and drainage grates must also be flush with the pavement and be suitable for safe cycling. Hard, all-weather pavement surfaces, such as asphalt or Portland cement concrete, are recommended. The minimum recommended width for a shared-use path is 10 feet. It is noted where paths are more narrow than this minimum.

Pavement in poor condition because of standing water. Flushing Meadows/Corona Park, Queens

Pavement in poor condition. Ft. Washington Park, Hexagonal pavers in poor condition. East River, Manhattan Manhattan

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Striping

The lane striping was considered in poor condition if it were worn and not easily visible by cyclists or if it were interrupted in any way.

A four inch wide yellow centerline stripe is recommended to separate two way trail traffic. Solid white edge lines are also recommended where bicycle traffic is expected during early evening hours. However, it is not always necessary to have striping on trails. Some New York City bike trails, such as Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn and Mosholu Parkway in the Bronx, have a three feet high metal fence to separate users. Other trails, Shore Parkway in Brooklyn for example, have Green striping in good condition. planters, grass, or trees separating trail users. There are also many trails in New York City that have nothing separating bicyclists from pedestrians. This case is only acceptable in cases of low volume and adequate width.

Striping in good condition. Trail with a fence instead of striping. Shore Parkway, Brooklyn Shore Parkway, Brooklyn

Striping in fair condition. Striping in poor condition. Shore Parkway, Brooklyn Shore Parkway, Brooklyn

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Signs

A sign was considered in poor condition if it was not easily KEEP visible by cyclists, vandalized in any way, if the message LEFT RIGHT was worn and difficult to read, or if it was bent.

For the bike trail inventory signs were separated into four categories (see illustrations on this page); regulatory, warning, stop/yield, and greenway. All trail and roadway signs Regulatory Signs should be placed in such a way that motorists and cyclists, respectively, are not confused by them.

Regulatory signs inform cyclists and pedestrians of the traffic laws and indicate requirements that would not otherwise be apparent. According to the MUTCD, regulatory signs should be placed at the point where the regulations apply, indicate the requirements, and be easily visible to cyclists Warning Signs and pedestrians.

SG - 101 Warning signs inform cyclists and pedestrians of potentially hazardous conditions on or near the trail or of an intersection ahead where sight distance is limited.

Bicycle stop/yield signs are smaller than those designed for motorists and are intended for use on bicycle trails. Yield signs are acceptable in locations with low volume and speed. Stop/yield signs should be placed as close to the intended SG - 112 stopping point as possible.

Greenway signs were developed by the New York City Department of City Planning to provide a system that relates better to slower non motorized users. Greenway signage regulates, warns, and guides users, educates them about historical, cultural, or environmental sites, directs them to rest areas and amenities, and creates a unique identity for the network. The predominant color on the signs is, appro- priately, green. The signs are smaller because pedestrians and bikers move more slowly than motorists and small signs are more user-friendly. These signs can also be placed lower (between 3 and 6 feet high) than signs for motorists and are more in scale with the human body.

A greenway sign indicating that the bike trail is ahead must be placed in advance of a designated bike trail. There should also be a sign at each trail access point or path-roadway intersection. A greenway sign should also Greenway Signs be placed to indicate the end of the designated bike trail.

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Greenway information sign in good condition. Regulatory sign in good condition. Joe Michael’s Mile, Queens Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn

Greenway information sign in good condition. Bicycle stop sign in fair condition along with a regulatory Shore Parkway, Brooklyn sign in poor condition. Pelham Parkway, the Bronx

Warning sign in poor condition because it had been Regulatory sign in poor condition because it had been vandalized. vandalized. Shore Parkway, Brooklyn Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn

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Pavement Markings

Pavement markings were considered to be in poor condition if the symbols were worn, partly missing, or distorted, making it difficult for cyclists to read them.

Pavement markings have been separated into five categories; diamond, cyclist, arrow, roller-blader, and other symbols. Markings should be located at every crossing and path entrance to channel users to clearly defined crossings and to notify motorists of their presence. For mid path, pavement markings should be used when needed or about every 400 feet. On a shared-use path, cyclist symbols should be placed to indicate where cyclists should ride. Trail symbols (arrows, cyclists, and pedestrians) in Although symbols are recommended, there are many good condition. Shore Parkway, Brooklyn bicycle trails in New York City without any.

Trail symbols (arrows, cyclists, and “ped only”) in good Trail symbols in poor condition. condition. Shore Parkway, Brooklyn Joe Michael’s Mile, Queens

Bicycle symbol in poor condition. Bicycle and pedestrian symbols in fair condition. Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn

10 Bicycle Trail Methodology NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory  DATA The data is separated by borough and presented by individual bike lane or bike trail. It is meant to be used in a GIS format, but for publication purposes, the static map, in combination with the corresponding database entries, will take its place. The data in MapInfo format will be available via Zip disk and, eventually, on the Department of City Planning web site.

Bicycle Lanes Inventory data was collected for each block using a “good,” “fair,” “poor,” and “missing” rating system. In- formation was collected in the following five categories:

General data included name of the bike lane, cross streets framing the block, lane width, and any buffer width. A mid block address was noted for mapping purposes and potential street tree locations were collected for the Department of Parks and Recreation.

Sign data included condition, message, the type of mount or structure that is supporting the sign, and its height.

Pavement data included condition and description. There were several keywords chosen to represent common pavement conditions; rough surface, bumps in pavement, previous construction, pot hole, utility inlet, and uneven pavement.

Striping data included condition and description. There were several keywords chosen to represent common striping conditions; interrupted striping, previous construction, and worn.

Symbol data included condition and number of diamonds and cyclists and whether the cyclist symbol included a helmet.

Manhattan Bicycle Count The survey was completed on October 27, 1999. All cor- ridors in Manhattan with Class II on-street bicycle lanes were monitored for a 12 hour period, from 7AM to 7PM. Throughout the 12 hour survey period, temperature and weather conditions ranged from approximately 40 to 65 degrees and from breezy and cloudy to sunny and warm.

Bicycle Accidents The source of the accident data used in this report was the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles 1998 State Highway Accident Data. It includes all bicycle accidents reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles. 11 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

Bicycle Trails

Inventory data for the New York City bike trails was collected in half mile segments using a “good,” “fair,” “poor,” and “missing” rating system. For each half mile segment the following information was collected:

General data included name of bike trail, distance from start, list of access points, total width, and, if applicable, wheeled width and buffer width between bicyclists and pedestrians.

Pavement data included type of surface (asphalt, hexagonal pavers, etc.), condition, description, and edge treatment. Similar to the bike lane data, there were several keywords chosen to represent common trail pavement conditions; rough surface, bumps in pavement, previous construction, pot hole, utility inlet, root, and overgrowth.

Striping data included condition, description, color of striping, and existence of a centerline and whether it is dashed. There were several keywords chosen to represent common striping conditions; interrupted striping, previous construction, and worn.

Symbol data included condition and number of diamonds, cyclists, roller-bladers, arrows, pedestrians, and other symbols.

Amenities data included number of bike racks, water fountains, and police call boxes.

Sign data included overall rating and condition, message, and description of regulatory, warning, stop/yield, greenway, and other signs.

12 Data NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 

Bicycle lane field worksheet

Bicycle trail field worksheets

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BRONX

Bicycle Lanes

There are no class II bicycle lanes in the Bronx

Bicycle Trails

1 Bronx River Greenway 2 Mosholu Parkway Greenway 3 Pelham Parkway Greenway

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Bicycle Lane

Bicycle Trail

Bronx Data 15 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 1. Bronx River Greenway

From Street: 233rd Street

To Street: Pelham Parkway

Length: 2.8 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: Varies from 6 feet to 18 feet

Wheeled Width: Varies from 6 feet to 8 feet. Although this width is below the 10 feet standard, it is still a comfortable width in relation to the volume of cyclists and pedestrians.

Buffer Width: No buffer in some places Varies from 2 feet to 3 feet in others

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents were reported along the Bronx River corridor

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Bronx River Greenway

Woodlawn Cemetery E233rd

E 228th

Mosholu E 225th Golf Course

E 223rd

White Plains Bronxwood

E219th

Webster

4*(/ E216th Jerome Bronx River Parkway WILLIAMSBRIDGE Wayne Dekalb W Gun Hill

E213th NORWOOD Bronx River Greenway

Playground E Gun Hill LEGEND 4*(/

Duncomb Cyclist Symbol

Mosholu Parkway Magenta E 207th 4*(/ Webster Sign E 205th E 204th OLINVILLE Lane Surface

COLOR CODEBurke

Good Adee Fair

WhitePlains Poor

Matthews Bronxwood

Radcliff Paulding Hone Lurting Bronx Williamsbr Colden Arnow

Park Missing Laconia

Bike Trail Allerton Allerton N

Bronx Data 17 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 2. Mosholu Parkway Bicycle Trail

From Street: Jerome Avenue

To Street: Bronx Park East

Length: 1.4 miles

Classification: Shared-use path from Jerome Avenue to Grand Concourse Dual carriage from Grand Concourse on

Total Width: 12 feet

Wheeled Width: 6 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet high metal fence for one block after Southern Boulevard No buffer on the rest of the path

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 2 bicycle accidents were reported along the Mosholu Parkway bike trail- One each at the Van Cortland Avenue East and at the Webster Avenue intersections

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Mosholu Parkway Bicycle Trail

Bronx River Parkway

Jerome Wayne Tryon 4*(/ W Gun Hill NORWOOD

E 208th

Van Cortlandt E Playground E 209th

Duncomb

Mosholu Parkway

E 205th E 207th E 204th

Perry

Hull LEGEND Decatur

Webster Cyclist Symbol

Lane Striping

4*(/ Sign BEDFORD PARK Lane Surface 4*(/

COLOR CODE

Good NewYork

Cruger Fair Botanical Garden Allerton

Poor Bronx Park Missing

Bike Trail N

Bronx Data 19 E Fordham Rd PELHAM P

E189th

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3. Pelham Parkway Bicycle Trail

From: Bronx Park

To: Pelham Bay Park

Length: 2.4 miles

Classification: Shared-use path

Total Width: 18 feet

Wheeled Width: 18 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicyclist fatality and 3 accidents reported along the Pelham Parkway bike trail- One fatality was reported at the Pelham Parkway westbound entrance intersection and One accident reported each at the Williamsburg Road, Seymour Av enue, and Eastchester Road intersections

Bronx Data NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory E 229th N Baychester 

E 224th E 229th Peartree E 223rd E 222nd EDENWALD Boller Hollers E221st E 226th Palmer WhiteE220th Plains PelhamBronxwood ParkwayE Bicycle 225th Trail Paulding Schieffelin Conner Webster

Rochambeau Wayne WILLIAMSBRIDGE Tryon E215th Boller Bainbridge Boston E214th Peartree E213th Oakley E211th Hicks Gunther Kingsland Duncomb Seymour E Gun Hill Magenta Bouck Gunther CO-OP CITY Haffen E 204th Duncan New England Thruway OLINVILLE Park Burke Eastchester Adee Asch Adee Gardens Knapp Bartow Arnow BAYCHESTER

Olinville Cruger Barnes Williamsbr Arnow Bartow Allerton Gun Hill

PELHAM GARDENS 4*(/ Boston Mace Mace

Earhart

4*(/ 4*(/

Pearsall Seymour Bouck Demeyer Young Eastchester Woodhull Gunther

Waring Delanoy Bronx Tiemann Park PELHAM PARKWAY

Bronx Park East PelhamPkwy N Pelham Parkway Pelham Pkwy S Pelham TenbroeckGreenway Yates Bolton Lydig

Tomlinson 4*(/ NeillLurting Brady Muliner Paulding Bogart PELHAM BAY Pelham Eastchester Morris Pk Bay Park Bronxdale Watt

WhitePlains Van Nest Pierce

MORRIS PARK Sackett LEGEND

VAN NEST Williamsbridge Research

Blondell Hutchinson River Parkway Griswold

Ohm Fillmore Stadium Morris Park COLOR CODE

E180th E Tremont Bruckner LyvereCyclist Symbol Stadium

Boston Commonwealth PARKCHESTER Good

E 178th Guerlain Lane Striping Fair

4*(/ St RaymondSign Poor Unionport WESTCHESTER Starling SQUARE Missing Lane Surface Zerega Layton E174th Westchester Bike Trail

Hutchinson Greenway Barkley N St. Raymond's Wilcox E172nd Vincent Harrod Cemetery Lafayette Olmstead Throgs Neck Expwy Pugsley Powell Hollywood Virginia Underhill Logan Leland Thieriot Edison Taylor Haviland StLawrenceBeach Commonwealth Noble Watson GleasonCroes SCHUYLERVILLE E Tremont Fteley Metcalf Blackrock Revere

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BROOKLYN

Bicycle Lanes

1 Bedford Avenue 2 Clinton Street 3 Henry Street 4 Prospect Park Drive 5 Second Street 6 Third Street 7 Third Avenue 8 Union Street 9 Tompkins Avenue

Bicycle Trails

10 Eastern Parkway 11 Ocean Parkway 12 Shore Parkway

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Bicycle Lane

Bicycle Trail

3 2 9 8 7 5 6 10 4

12 11 12

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1. Bedford Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Emmons Avenue

To Street: Bergen Street

Length: 12.6 miles total, 6.3 miles in each direction

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: 5 feet buffer for the block between Foster Street and Flatbush Avenue The rest of the lane has no buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 33 bicycle accidents reported along the Bedford Avenue bike lane- 3 reported at the Flatbush Avenue intersection, 2 reported each at the Carroll Street, Empire Avenue, and Martense Avenue intersections, and One reported each at 24 other intersections

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Bedford Avenue: Bergen Street toP Empireacific Boulevard

Southbound Lane

4*(/ Bergen

Prospect 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ Park 4*(/ Northbound Lane

Ster ling 4*(/

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4*(/ St Johns

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4*(/ Lincoln

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d A

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or Union LEGEND 4*(/ CROWN HEIGHTS

Bedf 4*(/ President Cyclist Symbol 4*(/

4*(/ Diamond Symbol Carroll 4*(/ Lane Striping

4*(/ 4*(/ Crown 4*(/ Sign

4*(/ Montgomer Lane Surface Brooklyn 4*(/ y

4*(/ COLOR CODE

Nostrand PROSPECTGood 4*(/ LEFFERTS

4*(/ GARDENSFair

Poor

Sullivan 4*(/ Missing

4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane N Empire

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Bedford Avenue: Empire Boulevard to Church Street

Northbound Lane Southbound Lane Empire

4*(/ ling 4*(/ Ster

4*(/ Lefferts 4*(/

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4*(/ ne ne 4*(/ Hawthor HawthorLEGEND

4*(/ 4*(/ Winthrop Winthrop Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ 4*(/ Parkside Diamond Symbol

4*(/ Lane Striping 4*(/ Clarkson Clarkson 4*(/ Sign

4*(/

4*(/ Lanex Surface Lenox Leno

4*(/ COLOR CODE

4*(/ Good

Linden FairLinden

4*(/ Poor 4*(/ MarMissingtense Martense 4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane 4*(/ N Church

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Bedford Avenue: Church Avenue to Avenue I

Southbound Lane Church

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4*(/ Cemetery 4*(/ Beverly

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Diamond Symbol

k 4*(/ 4*(/ Farragut wkir Lane Striping Ne Farragut 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign 4*(/

FLATBUSH ood LaneGlenw Surface

COLOR CODE 4*(/ Glenwood 4*(/ Good

Fair

4*(/ Poor Ave H Missing

4*(/ 4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane N Ave I Ave I E

21st

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8th BedfordFLATBUSH Avenue: Avenue I to Avenue U

Ave H

Northbound Lane Southbound Lane Ave I

4*(/

Alban 4*(/ Brooklyn

E 13th

10th

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Washington 4*(/ L Bedf Cemetery Ave 4*(/

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4*(/ LEGEND OCEAN 4*(/ PARKWAY O 4*(/ R Ave Quentin Cyclist Symbol 4*(/

4*(/ Diamond Symbol Ave P 4*(/

Lane Striping 4*(/

Estate4*(/ Quentin 4*(/ Sign

4*(/ R Ave Lane Surface Ave 4*(/

COLOR CODE 4*(/

S 4*(/ Good Ave

Ave S Fair 4*(/ T e 4*(/ Poor Av

Ave T Missing U e On-Street Bike Lane Av N Ave V V

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Bedford Avenue: Avenue U to Emmons Avenue

LEGEND N

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

Diamond Symbol Good Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ Sign Moore Missing Northbound Lane On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface

4*(/

Southbound Lane 4*(/

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4*(/

4*(/ Ave U

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4*(/ W 4*(/ Ave X

4*(/ X 4*(/ Ave Y Ave Y

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4*(/ HOMECREST 4*(/

4*(/ Jerome 4*(/

Ocean Pkwy 4*(/ Voorhies Emmons

Brooklyn Data 29 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 2. Clinton Street Bicycle Lane 3. Henry Street Bicycle Lane

From Street: Cadman Plaza From Street: Clark Street West To Street: Amity Street To Street: Joralemon Street Length: 0.6 miles Length: 0.3 miles Lane Width: 4 feet Lane Width: 4 feet Buffer Width: No buffer Buffer Width: No buffer 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported No bicycle accidents reported along the along the Henry Street bike Clinton Street bike lane lane

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Clinton Street and Henry Street

Cadman Plaza Clar k

BKLYN 4*(/ HTS

4*(/ Tillary

4*(/ Pierrepont

4*(/ 4*(/ Montague Pacific

Gr 4*(/ ace 4*(/ Remsen

Adams Bklyn-Qn Expwy 4*(/

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4*(/

ear Willo ks Henry St P

Hic State Clinton St 4*(/

State LEGEND

4*(/ Atlantic Atlantic Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

4*(/ Good Pacific Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping Amity Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface N Cong ress

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4. Prospect Park Drive Bicycle Lane

Length: 3.56 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Prospect Park Drive bike lane

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Prospect Park Drive

Prospect

President E Park

Carroll St Ster ling Pz St Johns PARK SLOPE Lincoln

Union President

Carroll ord 4*(/ Cro wn Bedf

Rogers 4*(/ East Montgomer Flatb y Dr Dr

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Central Prospect Park W Ocean LEGEND Prospect Park PROSPECT LEFFERTS CyclistGARDENS Symbol

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Caton Poor Parade Grounds Missing

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5. Second Street Bicycle Lane 6. Third Street Bicycle Lane

From Street: Fourth Avenue From Street: Third Avenue

To Street: Prospect Park To Street: Smith Street West Length: 0.5 miles Length: 0.75 miles Lane Width: 4 feet Lane Width: 4 feet Buffer Width: No buffer Buffer Width: No buffer 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicycle accident reported at the One bicycle accident reported at the intersec- intersection of Seventh Avenue and tion of Fifth Avenue and Second Street Third Street

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Second Street and Third Street

Lincoln

4*(/

4*(/ President

Carroll

Garfield 4*(/ PARK SLOPE 4th 2nd St

4*(/

4*(/ 5th 4*(/ 3rd St

4*(/

6th . W k ar 6th

4*(/ 7th 7th Prospect P

8th

8th 9th

10th LEGEND 11th

8th

12th Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE Dr 13th Good Diamond Symbol Fair 14th Lane Striping Poor est 4*(/ W Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane N Lane Surface Prospect Park W

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From Street: Union Street From Street: Henry Street

To Street: Third Street To Street: Third Avenue

Length: 0.25 miles Length: 0.8 miles

Lane Width: 4 feet Lane Width: 4 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer from Union Street to Buffer Width: No buffer Carroll Street; 4 feet buffer from Carroll Street to Third Street 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicycle accident reported at the Court 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: Street intersection 2 bicycle accidents reported at the Union Street and 3rd Street intersections

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Third Avenue and Union Street

4*(/ Bergen

4*(/ W y yc koff

4*(/ yt Henr W Ho arren

ompkins t T Baltic

4*(/

Cour

4*(/

Bond Smith vins

Ne 1st Union St 4*(/

4*(/ CARROLL GARDENS Carroll

3rd St 1st 2nd

Luquer

4*(/ 4*(/ 4th Nelson

4*(/

4*(/ Huntington 3rd Ave

4*(/

w an 4*(/ 4*(/ us Expwy

LEGEND

3rd Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE GOWANUS Good Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping 2nd Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing 8th On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface N 9th

Brooklyn Data 37 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 9. Tompkins Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Myrtle Avenue

To Street: Macdonough Street

Length: 1.02 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 8 bicycle accidents reported along the Tompkins Avenue bicycle lane- 2 reported at the Madison Street intersection and One reported each at 6 other intersections

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Tompkins Avenue

Myrtle

4*(/

4*(/ Willoughby

t 4*(/ Har

4*(/ Pulaski

4*(/ DeKalb

4*(/

4*(/ o Kosciusk 4*(/ BEDFORD STUYVESANT Lafayette Tompkins 4*(/ Park Van Buren 4*(/ LEGEND

Tompkins Ave

Greene 4*(/ Cyclist Symbol Lexington 4*(/ Diamond Symbol Quincy 4*(/

Gates Lane Striping 4*(/

4*(/ Sign Monroe 4*(/

4*(/ Madison Lane SurfaceLe wis Marcus

Putnam 4*(/ COLOR CODE erson Jeff 4*(/ Good k Hancoc 4*(/ Fair

Gar y v Poor Halse 4*(/ e

y Missing Macon

Fulton Macdonough On-Street Bike Lane N

Brooklyn Data 39 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 10. Eastern Parkway Bicycle Trail

From Street: Ralph Street

To Street: Flatbush Avenue

Length: 2.2 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: 12 feet

Wheeled Width: 7 feet

Buffer Width: 4 inches of granite at grade

Paving Material: Hexagonal pavers

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 6 bicycle accidents reported along the Eastern Parkway bicycle trail- One reported each at the Franklin, Nostrand, New York, Troy, Sche nectady, and Utica avenues intersections

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Eastern Parkway

BEDFORD Ralph P

Malcolm X Blvd atchen

STUYVESANT Stuyv

Do Ir Le Gr Madison St Cambr ving wis and wning Putnam Jefferson esant k Hancoc

Spencer Macon PROSPECT HEIGHTS

Pacific

Dean CROWN HEIGHTS

4*(/

ashington

4*(/

W 4*(/

Classon Eastern Pkwy Lincoln

ord anklin Terr. r Flatb F Park Buffalo Bedf

Rogers

Nostrand

ush Brooklyn Kingston y

New York

ro T Alban

Utica

Schenectady

Lefferts Rochester WINGATE Ocean Maple PROSPECT LEFFERTS Rutland Winthrop GARDENS E Hawthor ne Lak LEGEND

e Parkside RUGBY

uff Rogers Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE Flatbush Woodr Good Pedestrian Symbol e Fair Crook Lane Striping Caton Church Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing Snyder PROSPECT PARK Bike Trail Lane SurfaceHoly Cross SOUTH Tilden N Cemetery

DITMAS PARK Beverly

E E E E E ou Cortely E

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11. Ocean Parkway Bicycle Trail

From Street: Church Street

To Street: Seabreeze Avenue

Length: 4.9 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: 16 feet

Wheeled Width: 9 feet

Buffer Width: Metal fence about 3 feet high

Paving Material: Concrete

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 20 bicycle accidents reported along the Ocean Parkway bicycle trail- 3 reported each at the Avenue I and Quentin Road intersections, 2 reported at the Foster Avenue intersection, and One reported each at 15 other intersections

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Ocean Parkway: Church Street to Avenue I

e E Crook

7th Caton Parade Grounds

3rd

2nd

mit PROSPECT Ker PARK SOUTH Caton

le Albemar le ner Albemar Tur DITMAS PARK y kle E Hinc E

Rugb 17th 19th W

Church estminster wis y Beverly Le

4*(/

E LEGEND Ave C 37th E 9th ou tely

2nd Cor Cyclist Symbol

Cortelyou Mar Pedestrian Symbol Dorchester

lborough 4*(/ Ocean Pkwy Other Symbol

Ditmas Arrow Symbol

4*(/ k Sign 16th wkir Ne Ave F E BOROUGH PARK 8th FLATBUSHLane Surface 4*(/

COLOR CODE

Good ebster 18th W 17th wrence La Fair kville Par H Ave Poor

4*(/ Missing E E E E E E

E w I Bike Trail Ave Ne N

E 7th

Old 5th

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Ocean Parkway: Avenue I to Avenue X

Seton H Ave

E Utrecht

E 23rd E 21st E 18th E I 16th E e 14th v Nostr A E 12th

E 31st

28th

26th

4*(/ and Ave J MIDWOOD

Washington Ave K Cemetery MANHATTAN Ave L TERRACE

4*(/

Ave M

Ave N E E

E 29th OCEAN PARKWAY E 27th E 23rd E LEGEND E 21st 19th E Ryder e O 17th Av 15th Bay Parkway 13th

4*(/ Cyclist Symbol Ave P

Bedf Seth Low Pedestrian Symbol

W Playground ord W

W W 2nd W 4th 6th Other Symbol 8th Quentin 10th 12th oodside Kings Highway W R Ave Arrow Symbol 1st 4*(/ Sign Billings ve S Colin A

Lane Surface Ave T COLOR CODE 4*(/ Good

Fair V Village N Ave Lake Poor

Village S Missing Ave W olf GRAVESEND W 4*(/ Bike Trail N

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VillageOcean N Parkway: Avenue X to Seabreeze Avenue

Gravesend Village S

W Lancaster Ave Crawford E

Homecrest

13th

11th 12th

X Ave

W 4*(/

est

Y Ave

Z HOMECREST Ave LEGEND 4*(/

Ocean Pkwy Cyclist Symbol

Pedestrian Symbol

Other Symbol 4*(/

Arrow Symbol

4*(/ Sign Neptune

4*(/ Lane Surface 7th 11th

W 6th 12th 5th 4th COLOR CODE 3rd 8th

12th Good 5th

1st Fair

W PoorBRIGHTON Seabreez BEACH e Missing Seaside Park alk Boardw Bike Trail N

Brooklyn Data 45 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 12. Shore Parkway Bicycle Trail

Shore Parkway, Owls Head Park to Bensonhurst Park Shore Parkway, Gateway National Recreation Area

From Street: 68th Street

To Street: Pennsylvania Avenue

Length: 12.7 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: 31 feet from Owls Head Park to the Verrazano Narrows Bridge 16 feet from the Verrazano Narrows Bridge to Bensonhurst Park 12 feet in the National Gateway Recreation Area.

Wheeled Width: 10 feet from Owls Head Park to the Verrazano Narrows Bridge 8 feet from the Verrazano Narrows Bridge to Pennsylvania Avenue

Buffer Width: Varies from nothing to 6 feet

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicycle accident reported along the Shore Parkway bicycle trail at the intersection of Knapp Street

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Shore Parkway: Sixty-Eighth Street to the Verrazano Narrows Bridge

54th

56th

58th

60th Owls Head Park 62nd 67th 4*(/

Senator 4*(/ 70th Ridge A 71st v

74th

4*(/ Ba y Ridge Pkwy

Shore Pkwy 79th BAY 70th RIDGE ws LEGEND McKinley Narro

Colonial Park

4*(/ Ridge 85th 3rd Cyclist Symbol 4th

5th 87th PedestrianGowanus Expwy Symbol 6th 11th 89th Arrow Symbol DYKER FORT HEIGHTS HAMILTON Lane Striping

4*(/

Shore Pkwy Path Pkwy Shore er Oliv 92nd 5th Sign y 81st Lower 82nd Gelston New York Ridge Batter arrottLane Surface Bay 4*(/ 96th P 3rd COLOR CODE Mar Shore ine Road Ft Hamilton Good Park Fair 4*(/

4th 7th Poor

7th Missing 8th 9th Bike Trail y Fort Hamilton N Ba y Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Ba Marshall Dyker Beach Park

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Shore Parkway: The Verrazano Narrows Bridge to Bensonhurst Park 77th er 91st 78th Oliv 5th 79th 14th Gelston ren 80th 93rd 92nd y 81st Gatling 94th 82nd 15th Marine Dahlg Ridge Batter 83rd 95th arrott 96th P 84th 16th 3rd 85th Shore 97th BENSONHURST Road Mar Park 99th ine 100th Ft Hamilton 101st Dyker Beach Golf Course

4th 7th General4*(/ 7th y 8th 9th Ba y Cropsey 10th Lee Ba y Benson Ba y 11th Ba y Verrazano- Fort Hamilton Ba Narrows Marshall Dyker 4*(/ Bridge Ster ling Wainwright Beach 16th Cropse y 17th Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Park Ba y Ba 19th Bay 8th y 4*(/ y 20th Independence Ba y 21rd Ba y Ba Bath 25th 4*(/ S y h Ba y ore P Ba kw y P a t h Bensonhurst Park

Lower New York Bay

LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol

Diamond Symbol COLOR CODE Good Arrow Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

Bike Trail Lane Surface N

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Shore Parkway: Knapp Street to Canarsie Beach Park

K Carnarsie Beach LEGEND Park Ave L Paerdegat M ve E A 74th Basin ve M N Cyclist SymbolA ve Basin A E 70th U 4*(/ Pedestrian Symbol Veterans ve N E A Ave MILL BASIN 67th V Bergen ve E A MARINE PARKArrow Symbol 64th BERGEN W AveO e E BEACH Av Flatbush 61st 4*(/ Lane Striping X e E v Kimball4*(/ 58th kland A Y Fillmore ic ve Sign E Str A Ave S Bergen Beach Park E Ohio Lane Surface 53rd Mayfair 4*(/ eS kland Bassett v ic A Utah COLOR CODE Str w MILL ISLAND lo 56th Bar Good Indiana

Ave T Fair National

Poor National Basin Missing 4*(/ Mill Bike Trail Marine Park N Golf Course 4*(/

Stuar

t Shore Pkwy Path

Floyd Bennett Field Marine 4*(/ Bijou Park Flo yd von De Bennett

Florence us Knapp Br Field Cyr igham GERRITSEN

4*(/ BEACH Seba 4*(/ Lois

Shore Pkwy

Plumb Beach

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Shore Parkway: Canarsie Beach Park to Pennsylvania Avenue STARRETT CITY E

Pennsylvania ELEGEND105th E 104th 103rd E Louisiana E Cyclist Symbol

Pedestrian Symbol

Arrow Symbol Fresh Creek Lane Striping Park

4*(/ Fresh Creek Sign Rockaway

Lane Surface Spring Creek COLOR CODE Park

Good 4*(/

Fair

Poor

Missing E M 102nd Bike Trail

N N 4*(/

ve A

Canarsie w vie Sea E 91st

4*(/

Carnarsie Beach Park

4*(/

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Shore Parkway: Flatbush Avenue E GEORGETOWN E Ave M N 70th ans E ve Veter E 68th A E 67th V Bergen E 66th ve LEGEND E 65th A E 64th MILL BASIN 63rd BERGEN W Mill e BEACH Av Cyclist Symbol E 57th Diamond Symbol E Bergen Beach 55th Ohio Park E Mayfair 52nd Lane Striping kland ic Utah 4*(/ Str MILL ISLAND w Sign lo 56th Bar Lane Surface National Whitman

National COLOR CODE Basin Good Marine Park Flatbush Ave Golf Course Mill Fair

Poor

Missing

On-Street Bike Lane N

4*(/

Gerritsen Floyd Bennett Field Marine Park

GERRITSEN BEACH

Mill PLUMB BEACH

Plumb Beach

Marine Parkway Br.

(walk bicycles) Rockaway Inlet

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Bicycle Lanes

1 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard 2 Broadway 3 Central Park Drives 4 Fifth Avenue 5 First Avenue 6 Hudson Street/Eighth Avenue 7 Lafayette Street/Fourth Avenue 8 Second Avenue 9 Sixth Avenue 10 Street Nicholas Avenue

Bicycle Trails

11 East River, 126th Street to 63rd Street 12 East River, 20th Street to Montgomery Street 13 East River, Rutgers Slip to Dover Street 14 Battery Park City Bicycle Trail 15 Hudson River Greenway 16 Riverside Park Bicycle Trail 17 Ft. Washington Park Bicycle Trail

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Bicycle Lane

Bicycle Trail

16 3 5

2 11

9 6 15 4 8 7 12 14 13

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1. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard Bicycle Lane

From Street: 110th Street

To Street: 118th Street

Length: 0.8 miles total, 0.4 miles in each direction

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 2 bicycle accidents reported along the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boul vard bicycle lane- One each at the 116th and the 114th streets intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count : 100 cyclists northbound, 135 cyclists southbound over a 12 hour period

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Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard/ St. Nicholas Boulevard: W 118th to W 124th

4*(/ W 127

4*(/

W 124

4*(/

4*(/ Northbound Lane Southbound Lane

4*(/ St Nicholas Ave Nicholas St

4*(/ 4*(/ LEGEND

4*(/ W 118 Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ 4*(/ Diamond Symbol

4*(/ 4*(/ Lane Striping

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/ Sign W 116

4*(/ 4*(/ Lane Surface

4*(/ COLOR CODE 4*(/ A.C Powell Blvd Good 4*(/ 4*(/ Fair

4*(/ Poor

Missing

4*(/ E 111 On-Street Bike Lane N E 110

Manhattan Data 55 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 2. Broadway Bicycle Lane

From Street: 59th Street

To Street: 17th Street

Length: 2.6 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 40 biccle accidents reported along the Broadway bicycle lane- 3 reported each at the 53rd and 23rd streets intersections, 2 reported each at the 18th, 27th, 47th, 49th, 50th, and 54th streets intersections, and One reported each at 22 various other intersections along Broadway

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 908 cyclists on the Broadway bicycle lane at 48th Street 719 cyclists on the Broadway bicycle lane at 28th Street Both were counted over a 12 hour period

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Broadway: 17th Street to 31st Street

E 34

4*(/

4*(/ E 31

4*(/ E30

4*(/

7th

4*(/

Broadway

4*(/

4*(/ Madison LEGEND Square Park 4*(/ Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ Diamond Symbol E23 3rd

4*(/ Lane Striping

4*(/

4*(/ Sign

4*(/ Lane Surface

4*(/ COLOR CODE Gramercy Park Good Fair

5th E17 Poor E 21 Missing Union Square On-Street Bike Lane Irving N

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Broadway: 31st Street to 45th Street

W 48 TIMES SQUARE S I G N

S I G N

S I G E 45 N

S I G N

S E 42 I G N

S Broadway I Bryant G N Park

S I G N

S I E 39 G N LEGEND

S I G N Cyclist Symbol S I G N Diamond Symbol

S I G N Lane Striping E 34 S S I I G G Sign N N

S I G Lane Surface N

S I COLOR CODE G N Good S I G N Fair

Poor 7th E30 Missing E 31 On-Street Bike Lane N

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Broadway: 45th Street to 59th Street

Central Park

4*(/

4*(/ W 59

4*(/

4*(/ W 55

6th

4*(/ LEGEND 4*(/

4*(/ W 52 TIMES Cyclist Symbol SQUARE 4*(/ Diamond Symbol

4*(/ W 51 Lane Striping W 50 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign

4*(/ Lane Surface y W 48 4*(/ COLOR CODE wa W 47 Good

oad Fair Br

W 45 Poor Missing

On-Street Bike Lane N

Manhattan Data 59 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 3. Central Park Drives Bicycle Lane

Length: 6.24 miles

Lane Width: Varies from 4 feet to 8 feet

Buffer Width: Varies from 1 foot to 3 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Central Park Drives

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Central Park Drives

W 106

A.C Powell

5th

4*(/

MANHATTAN W 96 Henry HudsonV PkwyALLEY 4*(/

4*(/

W 91 4*(/

E 96 Central Park

Riverside Pk LEGENDCARNEGIE 4*(/ HILL UPPER E 91 WEST SIDE Cyclist Symbol

Diamond Symbol

4*(/ Lane Striping 4*(/

W 72 4*(/ Sign

4*(/

Amsterdam 5th

Broadway Lane Surface

Columbus Lexington 4*(/ COLOR CODEE 81 3rd

2nd 79th Good 1st 78th Fair York

4*(/ LENOXPoor UPPER HILL Missing EAST 4*(/ SIDE W 59 On-Street Bike Lane E 62 N

Manhattan Data 61 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 4. Fifth Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 23rd Street

To Street: Washington Square North

Length: 0.8 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 22 bicycle accidents reported along the Fifth Avenue bicycle lane- 3 reported each at the 23rd, 18th, and 8th streets intersections, 2 reported each at the 14th, 15th, 17th, and 19th streets intersections, and One reported each at 5 various intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 948 cyclists on Fifth Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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Fifth Avenue

Madison 4*(/ Square E 23 Park

4*(/

4*(/ E 20 6th

4*(/

Broadw

4*(/ E 17

4*(/

4*(/ LEGEND

4*(/

E 14 Cyclist Symbol Irving

ve Union

4*(/ Square Diamond Symbol

5th A Lane Striping 4*(/

4*(/ Sign

4*(/ ersity Lane Surface Univ 4*(/ E 10 COLOR CODE

4*(/ Good E 9 Fair 4*(/ Poor

4*(/ Missing W ashington Square Nor

On-Street4th Bike Lane Washington N Square Park th

Manhattan Data 63 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 5. First Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 72nd Street

To Street: 125th Street

Length: 2.7 miles

Lane Width: 4 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 19 bicycle accidents reported along the First Avenue bicycle lane- 2 reported at the 104th Street intersection and One reported each at 17 various intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 226 cyclists on the First Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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First Avenue

E 120 4*(/

4*(/ E 125

E 123 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ E 120

5th Madison 4*(/ Park 4*(/

4*(/ 3rd E 116 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 2nd 4*(/ Jefferson 4*(/ Park

4*(/

4*(/ E 110

Central 4*(/

Park 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ Wards 4*(/ Pedestrian Island 4*(/ ve CARNEGIE Bridge Park HILL 4*(/ LEGEND

4*(/ 1st A

4*(/ E 96 4*(/ Cyclist Symbol

4*(/

4*(/ Diamond Symbol 4*(/ T r i-Boro Br 4*(/ Mill 4*(/ E 91 Rock Lane Striping

4*(/ 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign

4*(/

4*(/ E 86 4*(/ Lane Surface

4*(/

4*(/ Carl Shurtz COLOR CODE 4*(/ Park 4*(/ Good

Lexington 4*(/ E 81 YORKVILLE 4*(/ Fair

4*(/ 79th

2nd 4*(/ 78th Poor

4*(/ Missing ASTORIA 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane York N E 72

Manhattan Data 65 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 6. Hudson Street/Eighth Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Dominick Street

To Street: 14th Street

Length: 1.0 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet to 5 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 8 bicycle accidents reported along the Hudson Street/Eighth Avenue bicycle lane- 2 reported at the 14th Street intersection and One reported each at 6 various intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 665 cyclists on the Hudson Street/Eighth Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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Hudson Street/Eighth Avenue

4*(/

4*(/ W14

4*(/ veW13

4*(/ Horatio 4*(/ 8th A Jane

4*(/ W 12

4*(/

Bank 4*(/

Perry 4*(/ GREENWICH VILLAGE Charles Bleec 4*(/

k W 10 er

4*(/ LEGEND Christopher

4*(/

Cyclist Symbol 4*(/ Barrow Diamond Symbol

7th 4*(/ Morton Lane Striping

4*(/ Leroy 4*(/ Sign

4*(/ Clarkson Lane Surface 4*(/ W Houston COLOR CODE

4*(/ Hudson St King Holland Tunnel Good 4*(/ Charlton Fair

4*(/ VanDam Poor

4*(/ Spring Missing

4*(/ Dominick N On-Street Bike Lane

Manhattan Data 67 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 7. Lafayette Street/Fourth Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Spring Street

To Street: 14th Street

Length: 1.0 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 7 bicycle accidents reported along the Lafayette Street/Fourth Avenue bicycle lane- 2 reported each at the 14th Street and Astor Place intersections and One reported each at the 4th, 9th, and 13th streets intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 1,276 cyclists on Lafayette Street/Fourth Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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Lafayette Street/Fourth Avenue

Union Square

4*(/

ve E 14th

4*(/

4th A ersity

Univ 4*(/

4*(/

10th Washington 4*(/ Square v Park 9th 2nd 1st A

4*(/ Astor LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol SOHO 4*(/ Diamond Symbol

4*(/

Lane Striping 4*(/

4*(/ Tompkins ette St Square y Sign 4*(/ Park

Lafa Lane Surface

4*(/

COLOR CODE 4*(/ E Houston

Good

Fair 4*(/

Poor

Missing Sara D Spring Roosevelt On-Street Bike Lane Park N

Manhattan Data 69 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 8. Second Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 14th Street

To Street: Houston Street

Length: 0.75 miles

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 13 bicycle accidents reported along the Second Avenue bicycle lane- 3 reported at the 14th Street intersection and One reported each at 10 various intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 715 cyclists on Second Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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Second Avenue

E 14th

4th v

1st A

ve 4*(/

Av A 4*(/ E 10 2nd A

4*(/ E 9

4*(/

4*(/ LEGEND

4*(/ Cyclist Symbol Tompkins E 4 4*(/ Square Park Diamond Symbol

4*(/ Lane Striping

4*(/ 4*(/ E 2 Sign

4*(/ EAST VILLAGE Lane Surface

4*(/ COLOR CODE

4*(/ Good

Fair Sara D 4*(/ Roosevelt Poor Park Missing E Houston On-Street Bike Lane N

Manhattan Data 71 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

9. Sixth Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 8th Street

To Street: 40th Street

Length: 1.65 miles

Lane Width: 3.5-4 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 52 bicycle accidents reported along the Sixth Avenue bicycle lane- 5 reported at the 29th Street intersection, 4 reported at the 26th Street intersection, 3 reported each at the 31st, 23rd, 21st, and 18th streets intersections, 2 reported each at the 30th, 24th, 13th, and 12th streets intersections, and One reported each at 23 other various intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: 1,738 cyclists on Sixth Avenue bicycle lane over a 12 hour period

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Sixth Avenue

4*(/ 42 st 4*(/ W 34

4*(/ Bryant Park 4*(/ 40 st

4*(/

4*(/ E 36

4*(/ Chelsea 4*(/ Park

4*(/ 10th

4*(/

9th

4*(/

7th 4*(/ E 31 v e 4*(/ E 30

4*(/ MURRAY HILL 4*(/ 6 t h A CHELSEA 4*(/ LEGEND 5th

4*(/

4*(/ a Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ W23 Diamond Symbol 8th 4*(/ Broadw

4*(/ Lane Striping 4*(/ W 20 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign

GREENWICH 4*(/ VILLAGE 4*(/ Lane Surface

4*(/ 5th COLOR CODE 4*(/

4*(/ Good W14 4*(/ Fair

4*(/ Poor

4*(/ Missing W 10 On-Street Bike Lane N W 8

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10. St. Nicholas Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 117th Street

To Street: 168th Street

Length: 4.8 miles total, 2.4 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 13 bicycle accidents reported along the St. Nicholas Avenue bicycle lane- 2 reported at the 145th Street intersection and One reported each at 11 other intersections

NYC DCP Bicycle Count: At 151st Street- 82 cyclists northbound and 71 cyclists southbound

At 128th Street- 67 cyclists northbound and 85 cyclists southbound

All counted over a 12 hour period

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St. Nicholas Avenue: 125th Street to 139th Street

LEGEND N

Cyclist Symbol W 139 4*(/ Diamond Symbol

4*(/ Lane Striping

4*(/ 4*(/

Sign 4*(/

Lane Surface

4*(/ 4*(/ COLOR CODE

Good 4*(/ 4*(/ Fair St. Nicholas Ave

Poor 4*(/ 4*(/ W 135 Missing

4*(/

On-Street Bike Lane 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/ W 131 W 125

4*(/

W 125

4*(/

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St. Nicholas Avenue: 139th Street to 155th Street

LEGEND 4*(/ N

Cyclist Symbol W 155

Diamond Symbol 4*(/

Lane Striping 4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/ Sign

4*(/ 4*(/

Riverside Lane Surface Park

4*(/ 4*(/

COLOR CODEBroadway

Good 4*(/ 4*(/

Fair Amsterdam 4*(/ 4*(/ Poor

4*(/ Missing 4*(/ HAMILTON On-Street Bike Lane 4*(/ HEIGHTS 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

Southbound Lane W 145

4*(/ Northbound Lane St. Nicholas Ave

4*(/

W 139

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St. Nicholas Avenue: 155th Street to 168th Street

LEGEND N

4*(/ Northbound Lane Cyclist Symbol W 168 Diamond Symbol 4*(/

Lane Striping 4*(/ 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign

4*(/

4*(/ Lane Surface

COLOR CODE 4*(/ 4*(/

Good

Fair 4*(/ 4*(/

Poor

4*(/ Missing 4*(/

On-Street Bike Lane

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/ Southbound Lane

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

W 155 4*(/

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11. East River: 126th Street to 63rd Street

From: 126th Street

To: 63rd Street

Length: 3.3 miles

Classification: Shared-use path

Total Width: 8 feet to 12 feet, 36 feet between 89th Street and 78th Street, but cyclists must walk their bikes through that section. 8 feet is a substan dard width for a shared-use path.

Wheeled Width: 8 feet to 12 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Hexagonal pavers

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the East River bicycle trail

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Morningside W 110 East River: 126th Street to 63rd Street Park E 125

E 124 Tri-Boro Br W 106 E 120 EAST Lenox HARLEM MANHATTAN 4*(/ 5th Madison VALLEY Lexington 3rd W 100 E 111 E 110 E 116

2nd Jefferson 1st

4*(/ Park

4*(/

Tri-Boro Bridge Central Pedestrian Bridge Park E 96 Wards 4*(/ Island CARNEGIE Park HILL E 91

E 90 T r Mill i-Boro Br E 86 Rock Gracie Mansion Carl Shurtz LEGEND Park (walk bike) YORKVILLE stairs 5th 4*(/ 27 A Madison Cyclistve Symbol Park 12 St Lexington 4*(/ E 81 14 St 3rd E End Sign 2nd 79th

1st stairs E 72 78th Lane Surface York

4*(/ stairs to 78th COLOR CODE LENOX Good HILL Fair alk Rainey E 63 W Park Poor 4*(/ agner W Missing FDR Drivey b

Bob Bike Trail ROOSEVELT ISLAND non er N V

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12. East River: 20th Street to Montgomery Street

From: 20th Street

To: Montgomery Street

Length: 1.5 miles

Classification: Shared-use path

Total Width: 8 feet from 20th Street to 13th Street. This is a substandard width and is often made even narrow by recreational anglers. 18 feet from 13th to Montgomery streets

Wheeled Width: 8 feet from 20th to 13th streets 18 feet from 13th to Montgomery streets

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Brick from 20th to 14th streets Asphalt from 14th to Montgomery streets

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the East River bicycle trail

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East River: 20th Street to Montgomery Street

E 20 E 9

4*(/

EAST VILLAGE 4*(/

Av D

E Houston

East River Park Hamilton 4*(/ Fish Park

Clinton

LEGEND East River Esplanade Delancey

4*(/ Cyclist Symbol Gr and 4*(/ Williamsburg Br Sign

Lane Surface

Montgomery 4*(/ COLOR CODE

4*(/

Good

Fair

Poor

Missing

Bike Trail N

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13. East River: Rutgers Slip to Dover Street

From: Rutgers Slip

To: Dover Street

Length: 1.2 miles total, 0.6 miles in each direction

Classification: 2-way dual carriage

Total Width: 20 feet

Wheeled Width: 2 5-foot lanes

Buffer Width: 6 feet, cobblestone between the two bicycle lanes

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the East River bicycle trail

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East River: Rutgers Slip to Dover Street

ette y a

Laf

LOWER Centre EAST SIDE

Montgomery

y er w

E Bway Madison

Pik

Rutgers Slip

4*(/

agner 4*(/

Do Manhattan Br ver

Brooklyn Br

LEGEND Cyclist Symbol

Blader Symbol COLOR CODE

Good Arrow Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

Bike Trail Lane Surface N

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14. Battery Park City Bicycle Trail

From: Pier A

To: Chambers Street

Length: 1.5 miles

Classification: Shared-use path

Total Width: 7 feet to 12 feet. Narrower than 10 feet is a substandard width for a shared-use path.

Wheeled Width: 7 feet to 12 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Hexagonal pavers

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Battery Park City bicycle trail

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Battery Park City Bicycle Trail

TRIBECA

Route 9A

Hudson 6th

Hudson 4*(/ River Park Chambers

Duane

Vese y Reade

Church

4*(/

Liber LEGENDSpr ty uce

FINANCIAL4*(/ DISTRICTSign

Maiden Lane Surface

COLOR CODE

Good S End Fair Route 9A Lane Poor 4*(/ Church Missing y a Bike Trail N Broadw

Manhattan Data 85 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 15. Hudson River Greenway

From: Chambers Street

To: Little W. 12th Street

Length: 1.4 miles

Classification: 2-way dual carriage

Wheeled Width: 20 feet total , 9 feet each direction from Chambers Street to Jane Street 15 feet total, 7.5 feet each lane from Jane Street to Little W. 12th Street

Buffer Width: 2 feet green paint buffer between the bike path and pedestrian path from Chambers Street to Little W. 12th Street

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Hudson River Greenway

W14 Little W12

4*(/

8th

GREENWICH VILLAGE

W 10

4*(/ istopher Chr LEGENDBleec

k er

Hudson River Greenwa Cyclist Symbol

7th Clarkson Pedestrian Symbol Holland Tunnel Other Symbol W Houston

Lane Striping

k Arrow Symbol ic 4*(/

ar 4*(/ V Sign

Lane Surface

COLOR CODE

Good

Fair Hudson Canal Poor

4*(/ Missing Route 9A

Harrison Bike Trail N

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16. Riverside Park Bicycle Trail

From: W. 72nd Street

To: W. 100th Street There is a break in the trail between W. 83rd Street and W. 90th Street. Cyclists and pedestrians can squeeze through a small area between the Hudson River and the Henry Hudson Parkway to make the connection between the two sections.

Length: 1.0 miles

Classification: Shared use path

Total Width: 12 feet

Wheeled Width: 12 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Riverside Park bicycle trail.

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Riverside Park Bicycle Trail

MANHATTANVILLE W 133rd

W 125

St. Nicholas Park

W 127

W 124

erside

Riv

MORNINGSIDE

HEIGHTS St. Nicholas St. W 110 Morningside

Park k Douglass ic

Riverside Park W 106 reder LEGENDF

4*(/ A.C Powell Cyclist Symbol Lenox

MANHATTAN 5th y W 100VALLEY a Pedestrian Symbol Hudson Arrow Symbol River W 96

Lane Striping

Henry Hudson Pkwy er Greenw 4*(/ W 91 Sign

W 90 Lane Surface 4*(/ W 86 Central COLOR CODE Hudson Riv Park est End Good W Riverside Pk Fair

W 78 UPPER Poor E 91 WEST SIDE W 77 Missing E 90

W 72 Bike Trail N

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17. Ft. Washington Park Bicycle Trail

From: W. 145th Street

To: W. 181st Street

Length: 2.0 miles

Classification: Shared use path

Total Width: 12 feet

Wheeled Width: 12 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Ft. Washington Park bicycle trail.

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ashington Cabrini W

Ft Ft. Washington Park Bicycle Trail

Broadway

4*(/

George Washington Br. Ft Washington Park W 179 4*(/ W 178 Washington Br

W 172

W 171

Amsterdam High Br

4*(/

High University Bridge Hudson Park River Ft Wash.

W 165

LEGEND

Broadway Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ Sign W 155 Lane Surface

COLOR CODE

Good 4*(/ Fair

Riverside Poor Broadway Colonial Missing W 145 St. Nicholas Amsterdam Park Riverside Bike Trail Park HAMILTON

HEIGHTS N

iv er Dr er

Manhattan Riv lem Data 91

Convent Har

Fredrick Douglass NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory QUEENS

Bicycle Lanes

1 Cross Bay Boulevard 2 Jewel Avenue 3 Park Drive East 4 Seventy-Third Avenue 5 Thirty-Fourth Avenue 6 Rockaway Point Boulevard

Bicycle Trails

7 Flushing Meadows/Corona Park Bicycle Trail 8 Forest Park Bicycle Trail 9 Joe Michael’s Mile 10 Vanderbilt Motor Parkway

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Bicycle Lane

Bicycle Trail

10 7 2 4 3

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1. Cross Bay Boulevard Bicycle Lane

From Street: Veteran’s Memorial Bridge

To Street: 165th Avenue

Length: 7.7 miles total, 3.85 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer from Veteran’s Memorial Bridge to 2nd Road 3 feet buffer from 2nd Road to the Addabbo Bridge

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 7 bicycle accidents reported along the Cross Bay Boulevard bicycle lane- 2 reported each at the 16th Road and 12th Road intersections and One reported each at the 9th, 18th, and 19th roads intersections

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Cross Bay Boulevard

Spring Creek Park (G.N.R.A)

4*(/ 4*(/ John F. Kennedy Int'l Airport

AddabJoseph P

bo Br Jamaica Bay . Grassy Bay

Cross Bay Blvd

4*(/

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge

4*(/ Northbound Lane LEGEND

4*(/

Cyclist Symbol

Diamond Symbol 1st Lane Striping Southbound Lane 3rd 4*(/ 4th Sign

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/ Lane Surface

4*(/

4*(/ COLOR CODE 10th 4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/ Good 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ Fair 4*(/

18th 4*(/ Poor

4*(/ 4*(/ Missing 4*(/ Bayfield 4*(/

4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane BROAD 4*(/ N CHANNEL Thursby

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2. Jewel Avenue Bicycle Lane 3. Park Drive East Bicycle Lane

From Street: Main Street From Street: Jewel Avenue

To Street: Park Drive East To Street: 77th Avenue

Length: 1.0 miles total, Length: 1.4 miles total, 0.5 miles each way 0.7 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet Lane Width: 6 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle 1998 Bicycle Accident Data:No bicycle accidents accidents reported along the reported along Park Drive East the Jewel bicycle lane Avenue bicycle lane

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Jewel Avenue and Park Drive East

140th

4*(/

4*(/ 136th

4*(/ ve

4*(/ wel A Je

4*(/ 71st

4*(/

KEW 4*(/ GARDENS HILLS P a rk D r iv LEGEND e E 4*(/ a s t 4*(/ Cyclist Symbol

4*(/ Diamond Symbol Willow Lake ve 73 A Lane Striping Southbound Lane Northbound Lane 4*(/ 4*(/ Sign

Lane Surface

4*(/ COLOR CODE

Good

ve Fair 77 A Poor

Missing

On-Street Bike Lane N

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4. Seventy-Third Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Main Street

To Street: 199th Street

Length: 5.2 miles total, 2.6 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 2 bicycle accidents reported along the Seventy-Third Avenue bicycle lane- One each reported at the Main and at the 179th streets intersections

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Seventy-Third Avenue

64th

4*(/ 199th

Kissena Park 4*(/

Golf Course FRESH MEADOWS 4*(/

4*(/

Utopia 4*(/

Kissena Park 4*(/

St. Mary's 4*(/ Cemetery 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 194th

65th 4*(/ POMONOCK 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 188th

4*(/

173rd 4*(/ 164th UTOPIA

4*(/

162nd 184th

4*(/

167th 155th

4*(/ 4*(/ Westbound Lane 73rd Ave

4*(/ 4*(/ 178th wel 4*(/

Je 4*(/

4*(/ Parsons

4*(/

Kissena 4*(/ 152nd 4*(/ Eastbound Lane

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/ HILLCREST 4*(/ 169th 4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/ 1 6 4*(/ 160th 4 4*(/ 165th th 4*(/ S t

4*(/ 84th 150th

4*(/ 147th Pkwy

Main LEGEND168th

141st Grand Central 162nd JAMAICA ESTATES

CyclistParsons Symbol COLOR CODE ver Hoo 164th StGood Diamond Symbol

161st St Fair r 148th e Lane Striping v o 87th Poor o 4*(/ 144th JAMAICA H Sign Missing 153 St CTR v On-Street Bike Lane 83 A Lane Surface Maple Grove N Cem.

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5. Thirty-Fourth Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: 69th Street

To Street: 114th Street

Length: 4.6 miles total, 2.3 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: 5 bicycle accidents reported along the Thirty-Fourth Avenue bicycle lane- One each reported at the 111th, 107th, 105th, 99th, and 76th streets intersections

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Thirty-Fourth Avenue: 69th Street to 82nd Street

31st

83rd 82nd

80th

74th

69th Westbound Lane 32nd

4*(/

34th Avenue

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

Eastbound Lane LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

Good Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface N

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Thirty-Fourth Avenue: 82nd Street to 97th Street

98th

97th

93rd

31st 89th

82nd 85th 83rd Westbound Lane

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ ve 34th A

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

Eastbound Lane

37th LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE Roosevelt Good Diamond Symbol Elber Fair tson Lane Striping Ithaca Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface N

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Thirty-Fourth Avenue: 97th Street to 144th Street

105th 108 St

98th

97th Westbound Lane

4*(/

4*(/ 114th St

4*(/

ve 34th A

4*(/

4*(/ 38th

NORTH Eastbound Lane CORONA

LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

Good Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ 42nd Sign Missing

On-Street Bike48th Lane Lane Surface N

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6. Rockaway Point Boulevard Bicycle Lane

From Street: Marine Parkway

To Street: 201st Street

Length: 3.0 miles total, 1.5 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet-7 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet-6 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Rockaway Point Boulevard bicycle lane

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Rockaway Point Boulevard

Marine Pkwy Br

(walk bicycle)

Westbound Lane

4*(/

169th

4*(/

Rockaway Point Blvd

FORT TILDEN 4*(/ Shore

193rd

201st

Eastbound Lane

4*(/

vice) ay National Recreation Area LEGEND Gate w ar k Ser (National P

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

Good Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor 4*(/ Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface N

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7. Flushing Meadows/Corona 8. Forest Park Bicycle Park Bicycle Trail Trail

From: Metropolitan Avenue Length: 1.2 miles of official bicycle trail, but there To: Woodhaven Boulevard are trails throughout the park that are Length: 1.4 miles often used by cyclists Classification: Closed off roadway Classification: Shared-use path Total Width: 24 feet Total Width: 21 feet Wheeled Width: 24 feet Wheeled Width: 21 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer Buffer Width: No buffer Paving Material: Asphalt Paving Material: Asphalt 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle 1998 Bicycle Accident Data:No bicycle accidents accidents report reported along the ed along the For Flushing Meadows/ est Park bicycle Corona Park trail bicycle trail

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Flushing Meadows/Corona Park and Forest Park

Booth 42nd 111th St 56th Rd 48th Rose QUEENSBORO Corona HILL 52nd Flushing Meadow 146th Corona Park 150th Corona Doren Ree Xenia ves Junction

136th LEFRAK 138th

CITY 4*(/

Justice Meadow Mount Hebron 155th Lake Cemetery 62nd Dr Melbour 63rd Rd

LIE Service Rd 68th 152nd Jewel FOREST 140th 99th 98th HILLS 136th 66th Rd 112th St v Saunders 110th St A Rd 71st KEW v v 64th 67th GARDENS 72nd A REGO PARK HILLS v Pa 63rd A A r k e 147th ld Willow D v 67th Rd 69th A e Thor 73 A r v t el Lake o Jew 70 Rd E 84th n nton ve Pl 71 Av 77 A K 77 RdMain ew 66th Ing G wstone a ram rd St. John's K ello essel FOREST LEGEND Y Coolidge 80th St Cemetery HILLS GARDENS

v v A 71 Av Rd 78th

75th 69th Cyclist Symbol Cooper 70th A Ascan 80 Rd an Metropolitan Dor 85thRd y Lane Striping 75th ut udle aln A W 4*(/ 4*(/ 79th Pl

78th 86th 82nd Forest Sign 81st Lefferts Av Metropolitan 84th Park Bab Freedom 138th bage Lane Surface134th

t Myrtle

s Jamaica126th

124th St e

r Forest Park COLOR CODE o F Golf Course

Park Lane96th S Good 94th v 86th 91st A 85th Rd St Jamaica Fair St RICHMOND Atlantic 95th

98th Poor 97th HILL 97th W v v oodha 92nd A Missing 88th A St v 103rd WOODHAVEN v Bike Trail en 94th A 91st N

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9. Joe Michael’s Mile

From: Northern Boulevard

To: Totten Avenue

Length: 2.4 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: 19 feet

Wheeled Width: 7 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along Joe Michael’s Mile

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Joe Michael’s Mile

Grist Mill Pond Park Fort Totten

Ba yvie

Little Bay Park w Duane 4*(/

212th Great Neck Little Neck4*(/ Estate

Joe Mic Bay Park

202nd St Clearview Park Golf Course 19th BAY TERRACE hael's Mile

Utopia Shore C

r 4*(/ 28th Av o 23rd 206thAv St s s LEGEND I s 26th Av la n LITTLE NECK v Av d 28th A 32nd Crocheron Bay Cyclistv Symbol Park P 29th A k v w 233rd Pedestrian Symbol 35th A y

St 4*(/ Bell Arrow Symbol BAYSIDE 200th St

Lane Striping 40th Av Douglaston 39th Av DOUGLASTON 4*(/

39thSign Av Clearview Expwy Alley Pond Northern 209th Park 203rd St

215th St Lane Surface

AUBURNDALE 45th Dr E.Hampton COLOR CODE

189thSt 45th Av St 196th Good Av 230th 48th 228th 51st 46thFair Av

Oceania Poor 207th Av Missing48th

Bike Trail194th N Long Island Expwy

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10. Vanderbilt Motor Parkway

From: Hollis Hills Terrace

To: Winchester Boulevard

Length: 1.7 miles

Classification: Dual carriage

Total Width: 12 feet

Wheeled Width: 12 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

Paving Material: Asphalt

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the Vanderbilt Motor Park bicycle trail

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228th d R y 214th e l

l 65th A

. Vanderbilt Motor Parkway W 67th

232nd 70th 230th Douglaston Long Island Expwy

v 218th Spr A Bell ingfield 214th 210th St 64th OAKLAND GARDENS Alley Pond Park

Cunningham Clo v

Park v erdale b A 4*(/ 69th v 217th

A v A Winchester

73rd 76th lvd 4*(/ Av 75th

235th

233rd

223rd 220th

VanderbiltUnion Motor Pkwy 217th Bell

212th

Hollis Hills 209th Stronghurst BELLAIRE Av y Francis Lewis w Br k addoc 85th P k l a tr Av n e 86th C yman d L an G r LEGEND

208th

COLOR CODE Winchester Cyclist Symbol v Good Whitehall 90th Av213th 92nd A QUEENS Lane Striping VILLAGE HOLLISWOOD Fair 4*(/ Sign Poor v 210th Hollis Hills 210th 93rd A Missing Lane Surface Bike Trail Pl N

100th

Queens Data 111 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory STATEN ISLAND

Bicycle Lanes

1 Father Capodanno Boulevard 2 Lily Pond Avenue 3 Midland Avenue 4 School Road

Bicycle Trails

There are no class I bicycle trails in Staten Island

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Bicycle Lane

Bicycle Trail

4 2

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1. Father Capodanno Boulevard Bicycle Lane

From Street: Lily Pond Avenue

To Street: Midland Avenue

Length: 4.7 miles total, 2.35 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: No buffer

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicycle accident reported along the Father Capodanno Boule vard bicycle lane at the Midland Avenue intersection

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Father Capodanno Boulevard

Ocean4*(/ Windom Major Beverly 4*(/

4*(/ CONCORD Radcliff Sands 4*(/

Steuben Leslie Linwood 4*(/ 4*(/

Jerome 4*(/ 4*(/

Kramer Lamport

4*(/ Norway Quintard GRASMERE 4*(/

Reid South Beach

Ruth

Hurlbert

Jerome Hylan Oceanside 4*(/ Southbound Lane Quintard Evergreen

4*(/

OLD TOWN Northbound Lane South Beach Psychiatric

Mason Center LEGEND

Sea View 4*(/ Liberty 4*(/ Cyclist Symbol Buel

DonganHills 4*(/ Diamond Symbol Naughton 4*(/ Slater MIDLAND Lane Striping

Seaver 4*(/ BEACH 4*(/

Graham 4*(/ Sign

Jefferson 4*(/

4*(/ Lane Surface Hunter

4*(/ Fr Capodanno Blvd COLOR CODE Mapleton

4*(/ Midland Beach Good

4*(/ 4*(/ Fair

4*(/ Poor

4*(/ Missing

On-Street Bike Lane

Nugent N Grimsby Freeborn Olympia

Colony Baden Patterson

S t a t e n I s l a n d 115 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 2. Lily Pond Avenue Bicycle Lane 4. School Road Bicycle Lane

From Street: School Road From Street: Bay Street

To Street: Father To Street: Lily Pond Avenue Capodanno Boulevard Length: 0.6 mile total, 0.3 mile each way Length: 1.4 miles total, 0.7 miles each Lane Width: 5 feet way Lane Width: 5 feet Buffer Width: No buffer

Buffer Width: No buffer 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: No bicycle accidents reported along the School 1998 Bicycle Accident Data: Road bicycle lane No bicycle accidents reported along the Lily Pond Avenue bicycle lane

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Lily Pond Avenue and School Road

Bay St

4*(/ High

A Von Weed Breisen Pk 4*(/ Hudson Tompkins

New York

4*(/ School Rd

4*(/ Wadsworth

4*(/ Coast Guard

Drum Fort Wadsworth

4*(/ LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol

i Northbound Lane Diamond Symbol l y 4*(/ Major

P 4*(/ Lane Striping o 4*(/ n Sign d McClean R 4*(/ d 4*(/ Lane Surface

COLOR CODE Southbound Lane Waterford Good 4*(/ 4*(/ Fair Galesville Poor

Palisage Missing Guilford 4*(/ On-Street Bike Lane N Robin

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3. Midland Avenue Bicycle Lane

From Street: Father Capodanno Boulevard

To Street: Hylan Boulevard

Length: 1.6 miles total, 0.8 miles each way

Lane Width: 5 feet

Buffer Width: 3 feet

1998 Bicycle Accident Data: One bicycle accident reported along the Midland Avenue bicycle lane at the Hylan Boulevard intersection

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Midland Avenue Slater

4*(/ GRANT CITY

Nugent Hylan Graham

Jefferson 4*(/ MIDLAND Olympia Midland Ave BEACH 4*(/ W estbound Lane

4*(/

4*(/ Hunter

4*(/ 4*(/

4*(/

4*(/ Sanilac 4*(/

4*(/ Eastbound Lane 4*(/

4*(/

Rudyard 4*(/

4*(/ Poultney

4*(/ Oldfield Fr. Capodanno

4*(/

4*(/ Mason

4*(/ Kiswick

MorelandElmtree 4*(/ Nugent

Grimsby

Freeborn

Olympia

Colony Patterson Baden Miller Field LEGEND

Cyclist Symbol COLOR CODE

Good Diamond Symbol Fair Lane Striping Poor Milton 4*(/ Finley Hett Sign Missing

On-Street Bike Lane Lane Surface Roma N

S t a t e n I s l a n d 119 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory ANALYSIS Bicycle lanes and trails were analyzed by pavement, strip ing, signs, and symbol condition for each of the boroughs.

Corresponding pie charts illustrate the percentage of each of the above categories in good, fair, poor, and missing condition. The reasons why a category was rated “poor” on the field worksheet is also noted in the text below.

Bronx Analysis Bicycle Trails

Over half of the signs, pavement and blader symbols are in good condition. Exactly one half of the striping is in good condition. Yet, an overwhelming amount of cyclist symbols are missing.

Of the signs in poor condition, many in the Bronx have been vandalized. Also, there are important regulatory and warning signs missing.

Of the pavement in poor condition, 43 percent is due to bumps or rough surface, 15 percent to debris, 15 percent to roots protruding through the surface, 9 percent to overgrowth, 9 percent to potholes, and 9 percent to cracks in the pavement.

Of the striping in poor condition, 100 percent is because it has been worn.

Sign Condition

55%

18% 27%

Pavement Condition Striping Condition

50% 56%

38% 50%

Blader Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition

6% 100% 94%

Good Fair Poor Missing

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Brooklyn Analysis

Bicycle Lanes

Sign Condition In all categories (sign, pavement, striping, and diamond and cyclist symbols) the majority of the bicycle 64% lane facilities in Brooklyn were in good condition. However, a large percentage of the cyclist symbols are 17% either in poor condition or missing all together. 12% 7%

Pavement Condition Striping Condition Of the signs that are in poor condition, 35 percent are obstructed in some way, 35 percent have been placed mid 73% 83% block and are not clearly visible, 12 percent have been

11% 7% vandalized, 12 percent are too high, and 6 percent are 10% 16% bent.

Diamond Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition Of the pavement that is in poor condition, 33 percent is 54% due to previous construction, 38 percent to bumps or a 80% rough surface, 17 percent to utility inlets that are not flush 4% 6% 7% with the pavement, and 8 percent to pot holes. 10% 12% 27% Of the striping that is in poor condition, 44 percent is Good Fair Poor Missing worn, 29 percent is a result of previous construction, and 27 percent is because the striping has been interrupted in some way.

Bicycle Trails

Sign Condition Pavement Condition Of the signs, the most apparent problem is the absence of 29% 32% those that call attention to the start or finish of a bicycle 15% trail or of access points. 43% 12% 25% 44% Of pavement that is in poor condition, 39 percent has Striping Condition Arrow Symbol Condition either bumps or a rough surface, 18 percent has cracks,

63% 37% 12 percent is overgrown, 11 percent is caused by roots 3% protruding through the surface, 9 percent is due to debris,

34% 4 percent to standing water, 3 percent to utility inlets not 23% 5% 26% flush with the pavement, 2 percent to sand on the surface, 9% and another 2 percent to previous construction. Blader Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition Other Symbol Condition

10% 32% 73% Of the striping that is in poor condition, 100 percent is 92% because it has been worn. 8% 20% 38% 27%

Good Fair Poor Missing

Analysis 121 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

Manhattan Analysis

Bicycle Lanes

Over half of the sign, pavement, striping, and diamond Sign Condition symbols are in either good or fair condition. However 61% an overwhelming amount of cyclist symbols are missing. 13% 15% 11% Of the signs that are in poor condition, 43 percent are Pavement Condition Striping Condition obstructed, 38 percent are too high, 13 percent have been 55% 47% vandalized, and 6 percent are bent.

1% Of the pavement in poor condition, 27 percent is due to 13% 26% 32% 26% previous construction, 48 percent to bumps or rough sur-

Diamond Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition face, 17 percent to a utility inlet not flush with the surface, and 8 percent to potholes. 44% 24% 14% 2% 8% Of the striping in poor condition, 49 percent is because 38% 10% the striping is worn, 28 percent is due to previous con- 60% struction, and 23 percent has been interrupted in some Good Fair Poor Missing way.

Bicycle Trails

Of the signs, the most apparent problem is the absence of those that call attention to the start or finish of a bicycle Sign Condition Pavement Condition trail or of access points. 32% 30% 22% 36% Of the pavement in poor condition, 45 percent can be 18% attributed to bumps or rough surface, 14 percent to debris, 30% 32% 14 percent to cracks, 10 percent to previous construction, Striping Condition Arrow Symbol Condition 4 percent to utility inlets not flush with the pavement, and 50% 33% 3 percent to roots protruding through the surface.

45% 17% 22% Of the striping in poor condition, 67 percent is worn and 33% 33 percent is interrupted in some way. Blader Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition Other Symbol Condition 7% 33% 16% 7% 100%

67% 70%

Good Fair Poor Missing

Analysis NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory 

Queens Analysis

Bicycle Lanes

In all categories, (sign, pavement, striping, and dia- Sign Condition mond and cyclist symbols) the majority of bicycle 28% facilities are in either good or fair condition. 30% Of the signs that are in poor condition, 48 percent are mid 21% 21% block and are not visible, 26 percent have been obstructed, 10 percent have been vandalized, 10 percent are too high, Pavement Condition Striping Condition and 6 percent have been bent. 40% 74% Of the pavement in poor condition, 45 percent has bumps 10% 36% 16% or a rough surface, 37 percent is due to previous construc- 16% 8% tion, 12 percent to utility inlets that are not flush with the

Diamond Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition pavement surface, and 6 percent to potholes.

27% Of the striping in poor condition, 39 percent has been 45% 18% 14% interrupted in some way, 33 percent is due to previous 30% construction, and 28 percent is worn. 25% 12% 29%

Good Fair Poor Missing Bicycle Trails

There are very few signs on any of the Queens bicycle trails. All of them, with the exception of Joe Michael’s Sign Condition Pavement Condition Mile, need signs at the beginning. All of them also need signs at the end of the bicycle trails and at each 13% 13% 74% access point. 87% 13% Of the pavement in poor condition, 34 percent is because Striping Condition Arrow Symbol Condition of bumps or a rough surface, 33 percent can be attributed

42% 33% to potholes, 11 percent to standing water, 11 percent to utility covers not flush with the pavement, and 11 percent

29% to roots protruding from the surface. 29% 67%

Cyclist Symbol Condition Ped Symbol Condition Of the striping in poor condition, 67 percent is interrupted and 33 percent is worn. 50% 33%

50% 67%

Good Fair Poor Missing

Analysis 123 NYC Bicycle Lane and Trail Inventory

Staten Island Analysis Bicycle Lanes

Over half of the striping and pavement are in good condition. Most diamond and cyclist symbols are missing. Over half of the signs are in either good or fair condition, but there is a large percentage of signs missing.

Of the signs that are in poor condition, 100 percent of them have been obstructed in some way.

Of the pavement in poor condition, 48 percent has bumps or a rough surface, 24 percent has utility inlets that are not flush with the surface, 20 percent can be attributed to previous construction, and 8 percent to potholes.

Of the striping in poor condition, 25 percent has been interrupted and 75 percent is worn.

Sign Condition

46%

10%

37%

Pavement Condition Striping Condition

55% 68%

16% 13%

16% 32%

Diamond Symbol Condition Cyclist Symbol Condition

14% 5% 19% 6% 94%

62%

Good Fair Poor Missing

Analysis