ATS-16: Protected Bike Lanes: Lessons Learned in Planning and Implementation, Lewis Wardrip

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Protected Bike Lanes in the City of Portland Oregon Active Transportation Summit 2016 Lewis Wardrip PE

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Protected Bike Lanesin the City of Portland

Oregon Active Transportation Summit 2016

Lewis Wardrip PE

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Portland currently has 2.5 miles of protected bike lanes.We are currently in design for another 1.4 miles.

• SW Broadway (striping)• NE Cully (road reconstruct)• SW Multnomah Blvd (road reconstruct)• NE Multnomah St (striping and planters)• SW Moody Ave (road reconstruct)• Future NE 47th Ave (road reconstruct)

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SW Broadway – Clay St to Jackson St1/3 Mile 13,000 ADT 1-way 3 to 2 lanes

Currently have 2. miles 1.4 miles are in design

PSU

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No Right Turning Traffic

PSU

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Cycle track

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SW Broadway parking-protected bike lane

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Accommodating lift buses

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NE Cully Blvd – Prescott to EmersonApproximately ½ mile 4600 ADT

Complete road rebuild

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6’ sidewalk, 4’ planter, 8.5’ cycle track

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Protected Bikeway Cross Section

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Cycle track is higher than the roadway and lower than the sidewalk.

• A mountable curb delineates the bike zone from the parking zone

• Sidewalk curb allows for street sweeping of cycle track

• Removes responsibility from adjacent property owner to maintain cycle track.

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Basic design elements

Left turns out of travel laneCurb extension / possible swale

Grade-separated bikeway

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NE Cully protected bike lane at an intersection

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White striping on concrete

Parked cars

2’5’

1’

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• Challenging design for storm water• White striping has no contrast on fresh (white)

concrete• No parking upstream of driveways and

intersections because of right turns

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SW Multnomah Blvd 2300 block to 31st.4 Miles 19,000 ADT

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SW Multnomah Before

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SW Multmomah After

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• Shared bike and pedestrian on south side is frustrating for some users

• The parking area needs to be well marked or drivers will park in the bike lane

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NE Multnomah Wheeler to 16th.8 Miles 10,000 ADT

Lloyd CenterModa

Center

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NE Multnomah Before (5 lanes)

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NE Multnomah After (3 lanes)

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NE Multnomah barrier-protected cycle track

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• Planters occasionally move• Sweeping is difficult• Painting a buffer between the stripes caused

some confusion and required a lot of maintenance

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SW Moody Ave - Sheridan to GibbsTwo way raised bikeway

2250’

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SW Moody After (phase 1)

Bike

BikePeds

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Phase 2

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SW Moody After (phase 3)

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Streetcar platform

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Intersection

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Contrast pavement marking

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• Each mode needs its own surface material• Pedestrians want to be and should be at the

back of the sidewalk

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NE 47th - Columbia Blvd to Cornfoot Rd.5 miles 8500 ADT

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NE 47th Proposed Cross Section

24’ to 26’Curb to Curb

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Lots of driveways

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The Future• Directive to always strive to provide protected

bike lanes• In a physically and monetarily constrained

environment providing protected bike lanes can be challenging

• Our experience - protected bike lane design requires creativity

(Thermoplastic City of Portland flag in a bike buffer)