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Vicente Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Project

Sector: Car parking • Location: San Francisco, California, United States of America

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Vicente Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Project Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Project Introduction Project Timeline Winter- Spring 2017 Engineering and Environmental Completed Spring 2017 Public Outreach; Legislation Completed Spring-Summer 2017 Detailed Design Completed Summer- Fall 2017 Construction Completed Project Status Completed Improvements Pedestrian Improvements Bicycle Impr

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The project “Vicente Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Car parking sector, located in San Francisco, California, United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from SFMTA Projects.

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Vicente Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Project Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Project Introduction Project Timeline Winter- Spring 2017 Engineering and Environmental Completed Spring 2017 Public Outreach; Legislation Completed Spring-Summer 2017 Detailed Design Completed Summer- Fall 2017 Construction Completed Project Status Completed Improvements Pedestrian Improvements Bicycle Improvements Neighborhoods Parkside Streets Vicente St, Great Highway, 19th Ave Project Details, History or Features The SFMTA has completed a project to increase bicycle and pedestrian safety on Vicente Street from 17th Ave. to the Lower Great Highway. The SFMTA's safety improvements [pdf ] included the following: Bike Lanes Nearly every block on this stretch of Vicente had striped bike lanes in both directions installed, similar to those on Ortega and Cabrillo streets, to make it more comfortable to bike on. “Daylighting” at Street Corners Certain street corners in front of schools on Vicente received “daylighting” - the removal of parking spaces at corners to make it easier for everyone on the street to see each other at intersections, especially in the crosswalk. Re-Aligned Parking Spaces In response to a petition from neighbors, parallel parking spaces were converted to perpendicular spaces on the south side of Vicente, between 44th and 46th avenues. This led to a net addition of five parking spaces. Existing “front-in” angled parking spaces were converted to “back-in” angled spaces on the south side of Vicente, between 39th and 40th avenues. Back-in angled parking makes it easier for drivers to see other traffic as they leave parking spaces. Contact Information Jonathan Chimento Jonathan.Chimento@sfmta.com

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