COPYRIGHT © 1976-2021 BURO HAPPOLD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Bike Lane Types
An off-street facility with
exclusive space for
bicyclists and
pedestrians, with
minimal crossings by
vehicle traffic.
9 Class I Multi-Use
Path
Bike lanes that are
physically separated
from vehicle traffic and
parking lanes using
vertical and horizontal
features, such as
bollards, planters, and
parked vehicles.
Class IV Protected
Bike Lane
A conventional striped
bike lane denoted by
pavement markings.
Class II Bike Lane
A striped bike lane in
the uphill direction that
provides separation
between bicyclists and
vehicles for bicyclists
ascending steep hills.
Class II Climbing
Lane
Low-stress, marked
bikeways located on
low-volume, low-speed
local streets that
operate as shared
streets. These require
traffic calming features
such as neighborhood
traffic circles, chicanes,
and traffic diverters to
maintain low vehicle
speeds and volumes.
Class III Bike
Boulevard
Signed bike routes on
low-stress streets that
use a shared lane,
designated through
shared lane markings
and signage.
Class III Bike Routes
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