Examples of Quick-Build Bicycle Improvements

Bike Lanes (Class II or Class IV)

A green-painted bike lane is bordered by a white-striped buffer and plastic posts
Image: Metropolitan Transportation Commission
A bike lane with a bicycle stenciled in white paint is bordered by white-painted concrete curbs, plastic posts, and a brightly painted sidewalk
Image: City of Orlando, FL
A road with two lanes of car traffic and a lane of parking, with a bike lane between the sidewalk and the parked cards. A white striped buffer and some plastic posts are between the parking lane and the bike lane.
Image: Bike PGH

Protected Intersections

A large 4-way intersection with green-painted bike lanes along all streets, protected at the corners by green plastic posts
Image: CalBike

Intersection Daylighting

An urban intersection with yellow striped paint prohibiting parking on either side of the street near the corner
Image: Streetfilms

Traffic Volume Management or Filtering for Bike Boulevards

A person bikes between concrete planters with traffic signs in them on a tree-lined street
Image: BikePortland

Signage on Existing Posts

A sign with a stencil of a bike and the words "bike lane" is attached to a decorative post
A bike wayfinding sign from San Francisco is attached to a metal post
Image: San Francisco Bicycle Coalition

Some Available Materials

Paint

Bollards

Delineators

Concrete or water-filled plastic barriers

Planters

Regulatory and way-finding signs

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