The RISE Bike: CTN-2 initiative moves forward to install a neighborhood bike lane in Denver. This specific corridor runs between E Virginia Ave and E Dakota Ave. The route connects the area from Broadway eastward to Marion St Pkwy. Construction activities are scheduled to occur within the 80211 zip code. The project timeline extends from early 2023 through mid-2025. City officials aim to improve local cycling infrastructure during this period. Residents should expect potential traffic adjustments as work progresses along these streets. The initiative falls under the broader RISE Bike program goals.
RISE Bike: CTN-2 Neighborhood Bike Lane work spans E Virginia Ave to E Dakota Ave
The RISE Bike: CTN-2 project establishes a neighborhood bike lane connecting E Virginia Ave and E Dakota Ave between Broadway and Marion St Pkwy.
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