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    Andrea, A great question. In the APBP Bike Parking Guidelines we note that 8-12 bike parking spaces can be provided in one (1) motor vehicle parking space. The variation in number of spaces relates to the variation in city implementations, and ...

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    Hi there. I really appreciate everyone's help with my questions past and present. I have a client I have been helping with traffic calming and I understand the menu of options but for the most part but the ones offered by NACTO etc. seem to be geared ...

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    Hello all! I have appreciated learning from you all over the years and am here with a question of my own this time. I am looking for examples of parking standards that allow for bicycle parking to replace car parking. I have found one example in our ...

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    Cincinnati, OH has a municipal course named Reeves, which is adjacent to Lunken Airport and to the Little Miami trail. The loop through/around the course is likely one of the highest volume recreational cycling and walking/jogging trail in the region. ...

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