MCDOT to Discuss 13th Street & Burlington Avenue Bike Lanes Thursday Evening

Silver Spring, MDLocal News

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is set to hold an in-person meeting this Thursday evening to discuss the proposed separated bike lanes on 13th Street and Burlington Avenue. This initiative aims to improve safety for cyclists in the community and promote more sustainable modes of transportation. During the meeting, local residents will have the chance to provide their feedback and express any concerns regarding the bike lane project. MCDOT emphasizes the significance of community input in transportation planning, as it helps ensure that local needs and preferences are considered. The separated bike lanes are expected to encourage increased cycling, which can contribute to reducing traffic congestion and enhancing air quality in the area.

By fostering a safer environment for cyclists, the project aligns with Montgomery County's broader goals of promoting active transportation and healthier lifestyles. The meeting is a vital step in engaging the community and ensuring that the new bike lanes meet the needs of residents. Interested individuals are encouraged to attend and make their voices heard regarding this important transportation initiative.

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