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Boise’s playing catch-up on bike and pedestrian paths (access required)

March 7, 2017 Comments Off on Boise’s playing catch-up on bike and pedestrian paths (access required)

In just a few years, the American bike lane concept has matured beyond a hastily painted add-on at the edge of a road. Now descriptions include protected, buffered, contraflow, shared-use, cycle tracks, separate bike paths and greenways. Minneapolis even calls ...

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ACHD: No rush to move ahead with Broadway/Warm Springs project (access required)

June 21, 2016 Comments Off on ACHD: No rush to move ahead with Broadway/Warm Springs project (access required)

A pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly Broadway/Warm Springs Avenue/Avenue B lies ahead in the indefinite future. The Ada County Highway District Commission on June 15 approved the conceptual design for the intersection at Boise’s east end of downtown. The plan would add ...

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ACHD Commission will consider restored mid-block left-turns on Broadway (access required)

June 10, 2016 Comments Off on ACHD Commission will consider restored mid-block left-turns on Broadway (access required)

The Ada County Highway District has yielded to drivers with its newest design for a more pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly intersection at Broadway-Warm Springs-Avenue B. The design now includes keeping the center turning lane to allow left turns from Broadway into ...

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

May 13, 2016 Comments Off on Planners look at walking, biking options on Chinden Blvd. (access required)

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 ...

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Pedestrians, bikes may have priority in Broadway/Warm Springs future (access required)

April 5, 2016 Comments Off on Pedestrians, bikes may have priority in Broadway/Warm Springs future (access required)

Pedestrians and bicyclists have become the priority as the Ada County Highway District deliberates on improving the five-way intersection at Broadway and Warm Springs at downtown Boise’s east end. Two concepts now in play involve adding bike lanes, sidewalks and ...

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