Transportation
Milwaukee Wins Funding For Three New Protected Bike Lanes
Plus: DPW, council discussing ways to better protect, beautify existing lanes.
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This is great, but why not finish the last three blocks of Plankinton between Michigan and the protected bike lanes on Kilbourn? Then there will be a bike connection all the way from Bay View though downtown.
Couldn’t the bike lanes be raised up to sidewalk height, at least? Wouldn’t that be less concrete? Then the reflective plastic delineators can be used in between the car and bike lanes if there isn’t a parking lane between them.