Infrastructure Tour

Un itinéraire vélo au départ de Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Vue d'ensemble

À propos du circuit

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Durée
10,6 km
Distance
68 m
Montée
65 m
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Altitude max.
Dave Elmore
Dave Elmore

créé il y a il y a 4 ans

Qualité de l’itinéraire

Types de voies et surfaces le long de l’itinéraire

Points forts de l’itinéraire

Points d’intérêt le long de l’itinéraire

  1. Point fort 1 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 0,3 km

    Sidewalk Connection - Currently bikes need to use the sidewalk to access the bike x-ing at Main & Assiniboine. A new connection is to be completed in 2021.

  2. Point fort 2 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 0,3 km

    Bike X-ing - Main Street - This crossing is a critical link in the network due to the connection to Assiniboine and because Main is so busy. There have been some conflicts with turning vehicles in particular those turning from Assiniboine onto Main Street south. Cyclists need to remain alert to turning vehicles.

  3. Point fort 3 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 1,4 km

    Garry Street bi-directional bike lane - This 2 way bike lane is an important north/south link in the downtown. Advocates would have preferred one way protected bike lanes on Fort & Garry however most people are still very happy to have the Garry Street facility. The large number of driveways/parking lots along the route have created some conflicts with crossing vehicles and because the lights are timed for southbound traffic it can created some issues with flow heading north.

  4. Point fort 4 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 1,7 km

    Arthur Street Contra-flow Bike Lane - One of only a few bike lanes that flow against the direction of vehicle traffic. This is an important link to the McDermot protected bike lane. Intended to be one way however there has been some confusion due to the "except cyclists" signage at McDermot that is intended to warn drivers of bikes coming against the flow of traffic. Adding a directional arrow in these one-way bike lanes would help.

  5. Point fort 5 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 1,8 km

    McDermot Protected Bike Lane.

  6. Point fort 6 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 1,8 km

    Two stage turn lane - For those wishing to get to Bannatyne or Old Market Square there is a two-stage turn lane painted to the right of the protected bike lane. You're can pull out of the McDermot bike lane and wait in the turn lane for the light to change and proceed north on Albert.

  7. Point fort 7 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 1,9 km

    Leading green interval for bikes - These lights give bikes and pedestrians a head start entering the intersection before vehicles are permitted to proceed in particular those turning right.

  8. Point fort 8 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 2,1 km

    Protected bike lane changes to a sharrow - Sharrows are intended to indicate to vehicles to share the road. Bikes should remain a minimum of 1 meter from the curb and where it is not possible to share the lane, take the lane.

  9. Point fort 9 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 2,9 km

    Bannatyne planter protected bike lane.

  10. Point fort 10 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 3,7 km

    Ellen Contra-flow bike lane - If you want to head to Red River College etc turning here and taking the contra-flow bike lane north Ellen and follow the counterflow bike lane, cross William and continue on Ellen which will take you to Alexander, which provides connections west of Arlington all the way to Red River College. (with a bit of weaving)

  11. Point fort 11 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 4,5 km

    Bannatyne Protected Bike Lane ends - The bike lane ends at Furby where you must head south on Furby to the McDermot 2 way bike lane to continue west. There is a green two-stage turn on Furby to help make the turn off of Bannatyne onto southbound Furby.

  12. Point fort 12 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 4,6 km

    Cross McDermot into the 2 way bike lane heading west.

  13. Point fort 13 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 5,7 km

    Maryland painted bike lane against the curb on the right side.

  14. Point fort 14 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 6,3 km

    Painted bike lane swings right around the bus stop and shelter.

  15. Point fort 15 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 6,8 km

    Bike lane swings right around bus stop and continues past high school building before returning to a painted bike lane on the right side.

  16. Point d'intérêt après 7,3 km

    There is an option here to take a longer ride on 2 of the city's Enhanced Summer Bike Routes. A separate map is provided to show the route.

  17. Point d'intérêt après 7,9 km

    This route between Maryland and Osborne will be upgraded to include protected bike lanes in 2021. For more information on the recommended design see https://bit.ly/3wa96ye

  18. Point fort 18 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 8,5 km

    Osborne bike X-ing - This crossing is an important link to Assiniboine as at times the path under the bridge is flooded and at night it is unlit.

  19. Point fort 19 sur l’itinéraire Bikemap « Infrastructure Tour »

    Point d'intérêt après 9,2 km

    Assiniboine Protected Bike Lane - This is one of the most used and important downtown bike lanes. Bike traffic along Assiniboine skyrocketed after installation of the bike lane and have continued to climb ever since. For several years after the installation building construction on the river side of Assiniboine caused sometimes awkward detours.

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