The CTN-2 Citywide Bike project is now active along South Tejon Street in Denver. This specific segment covers the northbound lane between Byers Avenue and Tennessee Street. The work is part of a broader citywide effort to improve cycling infrastructure. Construction or planning activities are scheduled to continue through late 2026. Residents in the 80211 zip code should expect potential traffic adjustments during this phase. The project aims to create safer and more connected routes for cyclists across the city. No specific start date or detailed scope was released in the initial filing. Commuters are advised to monitor local traffic reports for real-time updates on lane closures.
CTN-2 Citywide Bike Project advances on S Tejon St
The CTN-2 Citywide Bike initiative is moving forward along S Tejon St between Byers and Tennessee streets in Denver's 80211 zip code.
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