Plan designates 1,680 miles of interconnected bikeways for Los Angeles
LA's bike plan includes a Technical Design Handbook that provides standards and guidelines for building the hoped 40 miles of bikeways per year
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As the Missing Persons song goes, “nobody walks in LA.” But with the release of the 2010 Los Angeles Bicycle Plan, the city hopes to make it easier to ride there. As part of the city’s commitment to transform LA from an auto-centric metropolis to a city with a multi-modal transportation system, the City of Los Angeles has released the draft 2010 Los Angeles Bicycle Plan, which designates 1680 miles (2700 km) of bikeway facilities and proposes three new bicycle networks that will crisscross the city.
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