Dandridge Drive Neighborhood Bikeway

The Engagement and Design Meeting is the second step in a three-step process for streets to recieve neighborhood bikeway improvements through the Bicycle and Pedestrian Program. Dandridge Drive has been identified for a neighborhood bikeway by the City of Raleigh's 10-Year Priority Project List in the 2016 BikeRaleigh Plan. For more information on the Bike Raleigh Plan, please visit: raleighnc.gov/transportation/services/bike-plan.

We are seeking feedback on the design proposed on the Design and Details page. Please review the design concept and complete the survey on the Feedpack page.

The survey will close October 4, 2024.

complete

Project Identification

Dandridge Drive between Bunche Drive and Cross Link Road has been identified on the 2016 BikeRaleigh Plan's Ten Year Priority list for implementation of a neighborhood bikeway.

Dandridge Drive is a key connection between existing bike lanes on Cross Link Road, the proposed two-way cycle track on S. State Street, and a proposed neighborhood bikeway on Hadley Street.

live

Engagement and Design

The 2016 BikeRaleigh Plan reccomends bike lanes for this street. Due to existing street characteristics, enhancements are proposed along Dandridge Drive to create a safer space for cyclists and vehicular traffic to share the road.

The proposed design includes pavement markings to indicate a shared space for vehicles and bikeway traffic, and all-way stop at the intersection of Dandridge Drive and Bunche Drive, and signage to desiginate Dandridge Drive as a neighborhood bikeway.

planned

Construction Outreach

A notice of the construction timeline and project impacts will be sent to resident of the street and surrounding neighborhood. This project was adopted in the 2016 BikeRaleigh plan and will be delivered through the City's Bicycle and Pedestrian Program.

This is hidden text that lets us know when google translate runs.