Road Diet Informational Guide Table of Contents 0. Executive Summary 1. Introduction to 4 to 3 Road Diet 2. Why Consider a 4 to 3 Lane Change 3. Feasibility of 4 lanes to 3 on Alamdea 4. Designing a 4 to 3 Lane Change 5. Effectiveness of Road Diet 6. Conclusion A. Appendix and References […]
Road Diet Informational Guide Table of Contents 0. Executive Summary 1. Introduction to 4 to 3 Road Diet 2. Why Consider a 4 to 3 Lane Change 3. Feasibility of 4 lanes to 3 on Alamdea 4. Designing a 4 to 3 Lane Change 5. Effectiveness of Road Diet 6. Conclusion A. Appendix and References
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Road Diet Informational Guide Table of Contents 0. Executive Summary 1. Introduction to 4 to 3 Road Diet 2. Why Consider a 4 to 3 Lane Change 3. Feasibility of 4 lanes to 3 on Alamdea 4. Designing a 4 to 3 Lane Change 5. Effectiveness of Road Diet 6. Conclusion A. Appendix and References
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Road Diet Informational Guide Table of Contents 0. Executive Summary 1. Introduction to 4 to 3 Road Diet 2. Why Consider a 4 to 3 Lane Change 3. Feasibility of 4 lanes to 3 on Alamdea 4. Designing a 4 to 3 Lane Change 5. Effectiveness of Road Diet 6. Conclusion A. Appendix and References
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Road Diet Informational Guide Table of Contents 0. Executive Summary 1. Introduction to 4 to 3 Road Diet 2. Why Consider a 4 to 3 Lane Change 3. Feasibility of 4 lanes to 3 on Alamdea 4. Designing a 4 to 3 Lane Change 5. Effectiveness of Road Diet 6. Conclusion A. Appendix and References
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NEWS: Safety Changes for Northbound Santa Cruz Ave Our petition from last year and our pleas for action have yielded results. County has agreed to take measures to make the “Y” intersection at Santa Cruz and Alameda de las Pulgas safer. Through October 2nd, County will take measures to calm the
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Consultants to San Mateo County have created a proposal one strech of the Santa Cruz/Alameda Corridor. This proposal does not address the northern segment of Santa Cruz Ave above the “Y”. For that southern most section of Santa Cruz Ave (South of Y), this proposal has several changes: Eliminates the dangerous 3rd NB lane at the
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Consultants to San Mateo County have created a proposal one strech of the Santa Cruz/Alameda Corridor. This proposal does not address the northern segment of Santa Cruz Ave above the “Y”. For that southern most section of Santa Cruz Ave (South of Y), this proposal has several changes: Eliminates the dangerous NB 3rd lane
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We had asked our local community to weigh in on biking in our area, and whether improvements on Santa Cruz and Alameda for biking would change biking habits. One question was related to the new shared bike lanes marked with “Sharrows”. The other question was related to actual bike lanes defined in the
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What is a Sharrow? Sharrows are used to guide motorists and cyclists when there is no bike lanes on a roadway. They are a reminder to drivers and bicyclists to share the traffic lane and to do that with respect and safety in mind. Bike Safety in General: Please give extra room for cyclists.
