Neighborhood-specific road designs?
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October 6, 2011 at 1:34 pm #930790
Tim Kelley
ParticipantA couple of the Arlington County planners/engineers read this board. I’ll direct their attention to this thread.
October 6, 2011 at 1:38 pm #930793dasgeh
Participant@Tim Kelley 8863 wrote:
A couple of the Arlington County planners/engineers read this board. I’ll direct their attention to this thread.
Thanks so much! – Gillian
October 6, 2011 at 2:48 pm #930806Tim Kelley
ParticipantI passed this along and this is response I get back:
“Those signs were put up a few years ago as a traffic calming measure before our current traffic calming procedures and manual were in place. There is plenty of room on the street for bicycles though. I’ll check it out to make sure but it looks like a good spot for “Do not enter except bicycles”.”
Sounds hopeful!
October 6, 2011 at 3:22 pm #930807dasgeh
ParticipantHooray! Thanks
I also noted that the newest ARL bike map designates this section of 3rd Street as an On-Street Bicycle Route. As currently signed, bikes couldn’t use it as shown on the map. (in either direction).
Thanks again
October 6, 2011 at 3:27 pm #930808Tim Kelley
ParticipantWe’ll be reprinting the map later this winter–I’ll make a note to look into it.
Any other map suggestions?
October 6, 2011 at 6:55 pm #930818Arlingtonrider
ParticipantA map suggestion —
The trail at the DC end of the George Mason Bridge isn’t shown correctly on the main part of most recent map that I have, although it is correct in the inset. Looking at the full new map (which might not be the newest) it appears that you would have to make an immediate left or right right where the bridge ends. I have one of the old 2009 maps as well, and the large version of that map shows the route correctly.
Update: I just picked up one of the newest maps (the ones with 2011 on the front), and saw that this has already been corrected.
October 7, 2011 at 12:26 am #930830dasgeh
Participant@Tim Kelley 8882 wrote:
We’ll be reprinting the map later this winter–I’ll make a note to look into it.
Any other map suggestions?
Thanks. Though I really hope the roads get the “bikes except” and the map can remain the same.
October 24, 2011 at 1:36 pm #931320dasgeh
Participant@Tim Kelley 8879 wrote:
I passed this along and this is response I get back:
“Those signs were put up a few years ago as a traffic calming measure before our current traffic calming procedures and manual were in place. There is plenty of room on the street for bicycles though. I’ll check it out to make sure but it looks like a good spot for “Do not enter except bicycles”.”
Sounds hopeful!
Yesterday, I noticed the signs were changed. Thank you so much! Score one for responsive local government!
(Seriously, please pass my thanks over to the appropriate people in the County)
October 24, 2011 at 1:50 pm #931322Tim Kelley
Participant@dasgeh 9444 wrote:
(Seriously, please pass my thanks over to the appropriate people in the County)
I will certainly do so!
July 17, 2013 at 9:12 pm #975697dasgeh
ParticipantI have another candidate for “Do Not Enter Except Bicycles”: North Lynnbrook Drive
It’s a tiny little street, between 13th and 14th St N. but it’s a great way to make the hill from Kirkwood to Hayes Park / Cherrydale more bearable. Can we let the bikes through?
Thanks!
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