Installation of Additional Barriers on East 3rd Street Bicycle Lane Begins Week of May 12

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The City of Bloomington will start installing additional traffic barriers on the East 3rd Street bicycle lane during the week of May 12, 2025. This project aims to improve accessibility and safety for cyclists, particularly along the busy Rose Avenue corridor. Local officials highlight the significance of infrastructure development in promoting green vehicles and sustainable transportation. The barriers will serve to prevent unauthorized vehicle access to the bike lane, enhancing cyclist safety. This initiative aligns with broader urban planning goals to create a bike-friendly environment and encourage eco-friendly commuting options.

City officials assert that such measures will contribute to a reduction in traffic congestion and pollution. The project reflects ongoing efforts to integrate biking into the city's transportation system. As Bloomington continues to grow, these enhancements will play a crucial role in supporting a sustainable urban landscape.

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