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Lexington, Kentucky
APBP is a community of practitioners working to create more walkable, bikeable places. We foster peer knowledge sharing, advance technical expertise, and support the professional development of our members.
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Trail crossing requires motorists as well as trail users to obey four way stop; prominent "STOP" letters painted on trail borrows from highway standard. On trail around Mission Bay, San Diego
On Baltimore and Annapolis Rail Trail, street sign helps orient trail users; note rare use of bollard
In addition to stop sign for trail users, motorists see yellow highway warning sign with bike/ped symbols; on the Eastern Shore of Maryland
All the elements of a road/trail crossing: Stop sign and warning sign for trail users; ped/bike crossing warning for motorists; crosswalk painted on roadway; and fencing to force trail users to slow at the road
Detour is fenced and surfaced with wood chips dyed green, for some reason; Rock Creek Trail, Washington, DC
Trail is blocked but alternate route is provided on the west edge of Georgetown's Rock Creek Trail
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