City of Richmond Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Improvement Study

Evans, Jay; Waldheim, Nicole; Clarke, A.; Hernandez, Mauricio; Phelps, Wendy; Glazier, Eli; McCarty, Megan; Laverty, Brian; O'Connell, Matthew; Hardway, Jessica; Maniwang, Stephanie; Shenk, Lynn

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City of Richmond Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Improvement Study

2017-03-01
By Evans, Jay ; Waldheim, Nicole ; Clarke, A. ; ...

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Evans, Jay ; Waldheim, Nicole ; Clarke, A. ; Hernandez, Mauricio ; Phelps, Wendy ; Glazier, Eli ; McCarty, Megan ; Laverty, Brian ; O'Connell, Matthew ; Hardway, Jessica ; Maniwang, Stephanie ; Shenk, Lynn
Corporate Creators:

Cambridge Systematics, Inc. ; Toole Design Group ; Sabra, Wang & Associates, Inc.
Corporate Contributors:

Federal Highway Administration (U.S.)
Subject/TRT Terms:

Access Accessibility Activity Bicycle Bicycle Crossings Bicycle Facilities Bicycle Lanes Bicycle Travel Bike Bikeways Bus Rapid Transit Corridor Cyclists Guidelines Multimodal Multimodal Transportation Networks Nonmotorized Pedestrian Pedestrian Areas Pedestrian Traffic Planning Safety Station Planning Transit Walkways
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-HEP-17-074
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Edition:

Final report
Corporate Publisher:

Federal Highway Administration (U.S.)
Abstract:

The Richmond, Virginia Pedestrian and Bicycle Network Improvement Study provides a detailed set of infrastructure improvement recommendations to enhance bicycle and pedestrian access to and from seven future Bus Rapid Transit stations along a 7.6-mile corridor in Richmond, Virginia.
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DTFH6116D00016
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