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Williamsburg Bridge Connections Presentation to: Community Board 3 March 10, 2010 Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets

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Page 1: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

Williamsburg Bridge Connections

Presentation to: Community Board 3 March 10, 2010

Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets

Page 2: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Project Overview Proposed for May, 2010

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Connect the Williamsburg Bridge to existing crosstown

and north-south

bicycle lanes

Page 3: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Williamsburg Bridge has highest cycling volume of the East River bridges

No northern route to and from bridge entrance currently

Delancey

Street is an intense traffic environment but commonly used by cyclists

Rivington, Suffolk & Stanton Streets are calm comfortable streets for cycling but lack bicycle facilities

Low impact on parking desired

Issues

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Page 4: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Williamsburg Bridge Connection

Bicycle volumes across the Williamsburg Bridge are 5 times higher than 2000Safe routes to the bridge are necessary

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Page 5: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Proposed Design Treatments

Bicycle Improvements−

Green Bicycle Lanes−

Bicycle Lanes −

Shared Lanes−

Bicycle Boxes−

Intersection markings−

Bicycle Route Signage

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Bike Box Directional SignIntersection Markings

Green Bicycle Lane

Shared LaneBicycle Lane

Page 6: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

New bicycle facilities connect Williamsburg Bridge to existing northbound and crosstown

routes–

Proposed design treatments

are sensitive to existing parking requirements

Chr

ystie

St

Stanton Street

Alle

n St

Clin

ton

St

Bowery.

Grand St

E 1st St

Curbside bicycle laneShared pathBicycle laneShared laneConnecting routesWB Bridge bike path

Project Map

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Rivington

Street

Suf

folk

Stre

et

Page 7: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Curbside Bicycle Lane

Provides space on street for cyclists−

Green paint alerts motorists to bicycles

Takes advantage of existing No Parking zones

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Example

of Design: W. 9th

St. between Court St. and Hamilton Ave., Brooklyn

Proposed

Rivington

St. between Clinton St. & Attorney St.

Existing

Chr

ystie

St

Stanton Street

Rivington

Street

Alle

n S

t

Clin

ton

St

Bow

ery.

Grand St

E 1st St

Suf

folk

Stre

et

Curbside bicycle laneRest of projectConnecting routesWB Bridge bike path

Page 8: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Shared Path

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Located in Sara D. Roosevelt Park−

Marked with ‘Bike Stamps’

Example

of Design:

City Hall Park, Manhattan

Rivington

St. between Chrystie

St & Forsyth St. Sara Delano Roosevelt Park

Proposed

Existing

Shared path Rest of projectConnecting routesWB Bridge bike path

Chr

ystie

St

Alle

n S

t

Clin

ton

St

Bow

ery.

Grand St

E 1st St

Stanton Street

Rivington

Street

Suf

folk

Stre

et

Page 9: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Bicycle Lane

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Provides designated space on street for cyclists

No parking affected

Example of Design: Bleecker

St. between 6th Ave. & MacDougal St.

Stanton St. between E. Houston St. & Rivington

St.

Proposed

Existing

Bike laneRest of projectConnecting routesWB Bridge bike path

E 1st St

Chr

ystie

St S

uffo

lk S

treet

Alle

n S

t

Clin

ton

St

Bow

ery.

Grand St

Stanton Street

Rivington

Street

Page 10: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Shared Lane

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Provides direction to cyclists−

Alerts motorists to bicycles−

Does not affect parking

Example of Design Proposed

Rivington

St. between Pitt St. & Ridge St.

Existing

Shared lane bicycle routesRest of projectConnecting routesWB Bridge bike path

Chr

ystie

St

Stanton Street

Rivington

Street

Alle

n S

t

Clin

ton

St

Bow

ery.

Grand St

E 1st St

Suf

folk

Stre

et

Page 11: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk St Parking ImpactsBlock Existing Regs Parking

Spaces Action

Rivington St-Eldridge St to Forsyth St

No Parking 7AM-7PM M-F 7 Convert to No

Stopping

Rivington St-Chrystie

St to BoweryNo Parking 5AM-6PM M-F 4 Convert to No

Stopping

Rivington St-Chrystie

St to BoweryNo Parking 8AM-6PM M-F 7 Convert to No

Stopping

Stanton St-Norfolk St to Suffolk St.

No Parking 8AM-6PM Exc. Sun 9 Convert to No

Stopping

Total 27 Nighttime Spaces Converted

Parking Regulation Changes

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Hotel Loading Zone-

Rivington

St, Essex St to Ludlow St: 3 spaces to remain−

Ambulance Zone-

Rivington

St, Eldridge St to Forsyth St: 2 spaces to remain−

School Zone-

Rivington

St, Ridge St to Attorney St: 5 spaces to remain−

School Zone-

Stanton St, Forsyth St to Eldridge St: 9 spaces to remain

Page 12: Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets · Williamsburg Bridge Connections. Presentation to: Community Board 3. March 10, 2010. Rivington, Stanton & Suffolk Streets. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Thank YouMore information on this and recent projects is

available at nyc.gov/dot

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