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Toronto On-Street Bikeway Design Guide

Published by City of Toronto under Application Support Material Terms Of Reference

Alias
On-Street Bikeway Design Guidelines
Applies to
designer
Document date
April 11th, 2019
Document date display
April 11, 2019

The City of Toronto's 33-slide presentation on its On-Street Bikeway Design Guide, given to the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee on April 11th, 2019 and filed as item DI1.5. It reviews the guide's purpose and project history, the themes raised by the technical advisory committee, and the accessibility recommendations from external stakeholders, then walks the six chapters: introduction, principles of facility selection and the design cyclist, cycle track and bicycle lane design with separation techniques and curbside activity, intersections, bicycle signals, and the planning and implementation process.

What it covers

  • Purpose of Today's Meeting
  • Purpose of the Guide
  • Project History
  • Internal City/Agency Engagement
  • Accessibility Recommendations from External Stakeholders
  • 1.0 Introduction
  • 2.0 Principles of Facility Selection and Design
  • 3.0 Facility Design
  • 4.0 Intersections, Barriers, and Transitions
  • 5.0 Bicycle Signals
  • 6.0 Process
  • Next Steps
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Application Support Material Terms Of Reference — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee · Transportation Services · Toronto Transit Commission
Work types
cycle track · bicycle lane · intersection design
Tags
guidelinepresentationcyclingaccessibilitystreet-design
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