Bike Committe Project List
Bike Committee's running list of potential bicycle improvements in the City of Berkeley.
Last update: March 8, 2005
Street At or between Type Description A B C
2nd Street Target Other Create route to Target parking lot, over creek, from the dead-end at 2nd street.
4th/5th Street Channing to Harrison Boulevard Study corridor for extension to bike boulevard network.
9th Street Dwight to Parker Striping Restripe for back-in angle parking (easier for drivers to see cyclists as they pull out).
9th Street Heinz to Emeryville Boulevard Extend 9th Street Bicycle Boulevard by some means, to meet Emeryville Greenway. 53e
Addison 4th to Bike Bridge Signage Add directional signage to help people find the bike bridge. Bike Boulevard treatment. 12a
Allston Way Harold Way Security More bicycle parking. Chronic lack of parking at YMCA, chronic bicycle theft problem.
Ashby Mabel Signal Adjust loop sensor sensitivity.
BART Downtown Parking Reposition bike "wheel ramps" at entrances that serve the bike station.
BART North Berkeley Parking Address high theft rate
Bay 67th to Aquatic Park Pavement Repave shoulder on Bay/Shellmound leading into Aquatic Park. This is a potential connection to Emeryville's new Bicycle Boulevard network.
Channing MLK Signal Collect loop sensor data, from the loop in the center islands (eastbound and westbound). Use this to estimate bicycle use by season and time of day.
Colby Boulevard Connect Berkeley's Bike Boulevard network to Colby, which is a major bike route to downtown Oakland.
Colusa El Cerrito to Solono Striping Shared roadway treatment, in cooperation with city of El Cerrito. 60a
Colusa Solono to Sonoma Boulevard Potential bike boulevard: Josephine/Sonoma/Colusa
Dwight Sacramento and MLK Signal Adjust signal at Sacramento and MLK to create gaps for cyclists traveling on California. 58b
Dwight California Other Improve difficult crossing of Dwight. There are few gaps in traffic for cyclists to take advantage of.
Gilman Striping Bicycle lanes 03a
Josephine Virgina to Sonoma Boulevard Potential bike boulevard: Josephine/Sonoma/Colusa 60e
Marin Striping Bicycle lanes 02a
McKinley Washington School Barrier At barrier, give cyclists an alternative through route, other than the sidewalk.
McKinley Washington School Barrier Make barrier more visible (both cars & bikes have been known to hit it).
Milvia Blake Barrier Raise staple, which has been reduced in effective height due to added pavement.
Milvia Bancroft Signage Add "except bikes" to southbound stop sign.
MLK Virginia Other Improve difficult crossing of MLK (there are few gaps in cross traffic).
Parker 7th to 9th Pavement Remove hazardous railroad tracks.
Rose Ohlone Greenway Signal Add stop sign, raised crosswalk, or other more visible marking for crossing. 06a
Rose Ohlone Greenway Pavement Raised intersection at Rose. Hill creates very poor visibility for motorists travelling eastbound. 56a
San Pablo From Russell Boulevard Align gap in center median, to ease left turn onto San Pablo.
San Pablo Heinz to Russell Lighting Improve lighting on this Bicycle Boulevard connector segment. 17b
Sonoma Colusa to Josephine Boulevard Potential bike boulevard: Josephine/Sonoma/Colusa 60d
Telegraph Oakland to Bancroft Striping Bicycle lanes
University Railroad tracks Security Add secure bike parking at Amtrak station.
Virginia 4th Street Signage Add directional signage to help people find the bike bridge. 52b
Woolsey Boulevard Potential bike route or boulevard, offering access to Ashby BART and Colby Street bike route.
Woolsey Ashby BART Boulevard Restripe for back-in angle parking, to increase parking supply at station.
Woolsey Ashby BART Boulevard When Ashby BART is redeveloped, make Woolsey a through street for bicycles. 63a
Index to 1998 plan
Common requests for all 7 bicycle boulevard streets:
* Remove stop signs in direction of travel.
* Prioritize intersections for neighborhood traffic circles.
* Maintain enforcement of barrier regulations.
* Prioritize for pavement repairs (bikes are more sensitive than cars to pavement irregularities).
* Make sure edge of speed bumps are smooth, with curve radius greater than 27".
* Evaluate barrier design in light of the rise in SUV use (how many people sneak through?)
* Prioritize for street sweeping.
Boulevard
Barrier
Signal
Pavement
Striping
Signage
Lighting
Parking
Security
Path
Study
Other