Advocating for people-friendly streets in Pittsburgh
Advocating for people-friendly streets in Pittsburgh
Lots of attention for the cluster of projects The launch of the Shadyside and Squirrel Hill suite of projects garnered some positive media attention. Check out the following articles: WESA: City Of Pittsburgh Gears Up For Implementation Of Its Bike(+) Plan Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: MoveForwardPGH to meet Wednesday to discuss plans for new bike lanes in the city WPXI: Pittsburghers …
Working to make it safer to get around the Northside The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure has a suite of proposed projects within the Northside neighborhoods, broken up into two phases. Phase 1 mostly centers around Manchester and the Central Northside. Phase 2 mostly involves improving access to Riverview Park and the Riverfront Trail System. Explore these projects on the …
Connecting the central East End The Shadyside and Squirrel Hill Networks involve a series of streets that could see a number of improvements that will create less stressful biking and walking connectivity within and through each neighborhood. Each neighborhood has essential destinations, key employers, schools, places of worship, and recreational areas yet there remain significant barriers to safe walking and …
Expanding the Network The Beacon St Bike Lanes are part of the overall Shadyside and Squirrel Hill Networks of projects, and seek to add bike facilities on Beacon St, between Wightman St and Shady Ave. The improvements have been identified in the City’s 2020 Bike(+) Plan. The project will extend the existing Beacon St bike lanes and connect to the …
Holistic approach to neighborhood connectivity The Northside Network Phase 2 projects involve a series of streets that could see a number of improvements that will create less stressful biking and walking connectivity within and through the neighborhoods. This suite of projects are part of the second phase of Northside Cluster projects within the MoveForward PGH campaign. While the Northside has …
In order to provide thorough planning and engagement updates for the next public meeting, the Shadyside Connector meeting originally planned for Thursday, March 11th has been postponed to Wednesday, April 21st at 6pm. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to continuing the dialogue about making this corridor safer for all ages and abilities. To ensure you do not …
Learn about a network of streets to improve connectivity The Northside Network Phase 1 of projects involve a series of streets that could see a number of improvements that will create less stressful biking and walking connectivity within and through the neighborhoods of Manchester and Chateau. The Manchester and Chateau neighborhoods sit at the crossroads of several destinations, yet there …
Learn about the suite of projects looking to make Shadyside and Squirrel Hill safer and easier to get around The Shadyside and Squirrel Hill Networks involve a series of streets that could see a number of improvements that will create less stressful biking and walking connectivity within and through each neighborhood. Each neighborhood has essential destinations, key employers, schools, places …
A long awaited extension of a successful project Stay tuned to this page as the project develops. Public Meeting Thursday, September 9: Aiken & Melwood Bike Facilities Upgrades (PRESENTATION) (VIDEO). The Project The Aiken Ave Bike Facilities are part of the overall Shadyside-Squirrel Hill network of projects, and seeks to add bike facilities on Aiken Ave, between Baum Blvd and …
Stay tuned to this page as the project develops. FEEDBACK AND UPDATES AUG 25, 2021: After further analysis on the diversion approach presented at the last public meeting, DOMI agreed with resident feedback that it was best to focus on speed reduction and eliminating cut through behavior for the segment of Bartlett between Serpentine to Murdoch. With this in mind, …