Planners look at walking, biking options on Chinden Blvd. (access required)

By: Teya Vitu May 13, 2016 Comments Off

High-speed Chinden Boulevard is not the place for walkers or bikers. Sidewalks and crosswalks are rare, and bike lanes nonexistent. But a team of federal, state and local transportation and planning officials have spent the past year assessing Chinden and proposing a handful of projects to start improving the state highway for pedestrians and bicyclists. The on-the-ground ...

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Planners look at walking, biking options on Chinden Blvd.

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