The CTN-2 Citywide Bike project is currently advancing through its design phase. This specific segment focuses on improvements along Kearney Street and Krameria Street. The work covers the corridor stretching from East Virginia Avenue to East Colfax Avenue. City planners are developing the infrastructure plans for this northbound lane configuration. The project aims to enhance bicycle connectivity across the city. Design activities remain active as the team prepares for future construction. This initiative is part of Denver's broader transportation and mobility goals. Residents can expect updates as the design process moves forward toward implementation.
CTN-2 Citywide Bike project advances design on Kearney and Krameria
The CTN-2 Citywide Bike initiative continues its design phase for the Kearney and Krameria streets segment between Virginia and Colfax.
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