Bike Madison - City of Madison, Wisconsin

Highlights

New Pedestrian/Bicycle Projects Public Hearing
Join us for a public hearing on Tuesday, May 22, to discuss potential pedestrian and bicycle project ideas that the City should consider in the 2013-2015 Capital Budget.
City Adds Color to Bike Lane Conflict Areas
Green coloring has been added to the bicycle lane on E. Johnson Street through the Pinckney Street intersection. The green coloring will also be added to other high bicyclist-motorist crash locations.
On-Street Bicycle Parking Corral (King Street)
Madison's first on-street bicycle parking corral was installed August 17th on the 100 block of King Street near the intersection of Main Street. The bicycle corral provides space for the parking of 10 bicycles in what had been one car parking space.
What Do You Think?
Share your thoughts on upcoming bike path projects that are in planning or in the design stage. This is your chance to get involved and provide us feedback as we move forward with the Bike Madison infrastructure.
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Register your Bike!
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Summer 2012 SOUTHWEST BIKE PATH construction detour

SUMMER CONSTRUCTION WILL AFFECT THE SOUTHWEST BIKE PATH, NEAR ORCHARD STREET

On May 21, 2012, construction will begin at the intersection of N. Orchard Street and Spring Street. This construction will require closure of the bike path and a detour of bike traffic twice, during construction. The detour route will be on N. Randall Avenue, W. Dayton Street and N. Mills Street. more »

Bike Infrastructure