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Shoulder widths are very narrow particularly for eastbound. High vehicle velocity makes this unsafe for cyclists. Lane widths on either side of bridge are acceptable, indeed they are marked as a bike route on the Coquitlam side. |
Shoulder widths are very narrow particularly for eastbound. High vehicle velocity makes this unsafe for cyclists. Lane widths on either side of bridge are acceptable, indeed they are marked as a bike route on the Coquitlam side. Lanes were upgraded as part of the PMH1 project. |
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'''Recommendations:''' |
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This is a challenging spot. The bridge is really too narrow to accommodate more width for shoulders. Ideal solution would be to |
This is a challenging spot. The bridge is really too narrow to accommodate more width for shoulders. Ideal solution would be to have a MUP on the south side. |
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Latest revision as of 06:50, 8 June 2021
Location:
Coquitlam River Bridge on Mary Hill Bypass, Provincial road 7b
Problem:
Shoulder widths are very narrow particularly for eastbound. High vehicle velocity makes this unsafe for cyclists. Lane widths on either side of bridge are acceptable, indeed they are marked as a bike route on the Coquitlam side. Lanes were upgraded as part of the PMH1 project.
Recommendations: This is a challenging spot. The bridge is really too narrow to accommodate more width for shoulders. Ideal solution would be to have a MUP on the south side.