On-Street Bikeway Design Features: A Guide

By: Transportation Research Board and Rebecca Sanders and National Cooperative Highway Research Program and Shawn Turner and Jessica Schoner and Sirisha Kothuri and Nathan McNeil and Bill Schultheiss and Jeremy Chrzan and Karen Dixon and Christopher Monsere and Stefanie Brodie and Clay Sublett and Tyler Wong and Dylan Passmore and Katy Sawyer and Michael Hintze and Boya Dai and Richard Dzinyela and Okan Gurbuz and Bahar Dadashova and National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine

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Synopsis: As separated on-street bicycle lanes become increasingly common, many state departments of transportation (DOTs) and local agencies have installed them to address safety concerns and promote cycling. Research was needed to provide state DOTs with detailed information on the anticipated safety benefits of bicycle network design features across various contexts, the relationship between these features, and the risk of midblock (non-intersection) bicycle crashes. NCHRP Research Report 1136: On-Street Bicycle Facility Design Features: A Guide, from TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program, presents a state-of-the-art, data-driven guide for selecting context-appropriate design features for safety improvements of separated and non-separated on-street bicycle lanes. In addition to NCHRP Research Report 1136, there is an associated publication, NCHRP Web-Only Document 414: Safety Evaluation of On-Street Bicycle Facility Design Features, which documents the conduct of research.

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