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San Jos: History and Context San Jos: History and Context Historically Multimodal Growing Up Embracing Public Life What is a Better Bikeway? Protected Calm All Ages and Abilities Why Better Bikeways? Policy Background Support


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San José: History and Context

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San José: History and Context

Historically Multimodal Growing Up Embracing Public Life

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What is a Better Bikeway?

  • Protected
  • Calm
  • All Ages and Abilities
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Why Better Bikeways?

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Policy Background

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Support and Demand

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Low Stress Network, Interim Design

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Planning and Outreach

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Many Methods of Outreach

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Pop Up Bikeway

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Downtown Organizations and City Departments

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The Political Valley

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Adapt When Asked

  • Scheduled two more meetings.
  • Walk with a business owner.
  • Walk with waste collection

companies.

  • Phone call with concerned local

engineer.

  • Meet with bus operators.
  • Move around the bollards.
  • Take what you learn and add it

to the planning ahead.

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Bikeway Design

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Some Criteria for Selecting Streets

  • Existing and planned bike facilities.
  • Motor vehicle traffic volumes and speeds.
  • Route recommendations received at community outreach events.
  • Feasibility of adding bike facilities into each corridor (considering

things like street width, intersection design, transit, and curb zone uses).

  • Crossings of barriers formed by freeways, railways, and waterways.
  • Creation of direct routes and network density.
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Designing for All Ages & Abilities

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Context Helps Select Facilities

Protected Bike Lanes Traditional Bike Lanes Two Direction Cycletrack Calm Streets

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Context Helps Select Facilities

Protected Buffered Basic Calm Calm

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From Pop-Up to Permanent

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Build a Menu of Options

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Pave Intersecting Streets

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Protected Intersections

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Protected Intersections

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Protected Bikeways and Transit

Challenges:

  • Bus has plugged bike lane.
  • Where to drop protection?

Even without on-street parking, this bus would not make it.

  • Bus passenger loading isn’t

at curb.

  • Back of bus remains in

travel lane.

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Modular Transit Boarding Islands

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Dumpsters

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Evaluation

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Before and After Bike Counts

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Other Measures

Other Transportation Data

  • Bus Travel Time and On Time

Performance

  • Speed Surveys
  • Vehicle Corridor Travel Time
  • Queue Lengths at Intersections

Online Survey

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Intercept Surveys

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Better Bike Plan 2025

www.bikesanjose.com

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Thank You!

Peter Bennett San José Department of Transportation peter.bennett@sanjoseca.gov