Product No.: TM22027
Date Published: 11/2022
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Delaware County asked the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commision (DVRPC) to propose recommendations to increase access to the county’s trails network through on-road bicycle facilities. This memo explores the project team’s on-road bicycle network methodology in connecting adjacent low-stress, typically residential islands to selected trailheads. A complementary webmap further depicts the proposed designs and phasing.Geographic Area Covered: Delware County; Ridley Park; Lansdowne; Darby; Springfield; Aston; Media
Key Words: Bicycles; bike lane; sharrows; neighborhood greenway; network; on-road facilities; low-traffic stress; low-stress island
Staff Contact(s)
- Kendra Nelson (knelson@dvrpc.org)
Project Team
- Sarah K Moran Manager, Office of Mobility Analysis and Design
- Amy D Bernknopf Manager, Office of Transit, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Planning
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