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Bike FacilitiesPhiladelphia is always expanding its on- and off-street network of facilities for cyclists. Heres what weve got so far, and how to use it:

Buffered Bike Lanes (11.3 mi.)Buffered lanes feature a 3 foot painted strip between a separated bicycle lane and a car lane. All users are expected to stay out of the buffer strip and remain in their own lane.

Bike Lanes (221.6 miles)The standard bike lane is 5 ft wide and distinguished from traffic by a single white line. Direction of travel is indicated by arrows marked in the lane. Pedestrians and motorists are not permitted to travel in the bike lane.

Sharrows (6.1 miles)Sharrows, or shared-use arrows, are a bicycle symbol paired with a double chevron. They indicate that motorists must share the road. Sharrows are placed in the roadway to minimize conflicts with parked car doors and other obstacles. Cyclists should ride directly over the sharrow.

Trail / SidepathTrails and sidepaths are off-road facilities intended exclusively for bicycles and pedestrians. The vast majority of trails and sidepaths accommodate both sets of users, so cyclists should exercise caution and be alert for slower moving persons.

Connector StreetsThese are streets where none of the above facilities exist, but the street is an important connecting route for cyclists and/or is considered bicycle-friendly. These become necessary in places where gaps still exist between different parts of the bicycle network.

Conflict ZonesConflict zones are marked with dashed green paint. They are intended to alert cyclists and motorists that they need to share the same space.

Bike BoxBike boxes are spaces where cyclists are encouraged to pull out in front of cars so that they are more visible when lights change and vehicles turn. Bike boxes are sometimes painted with a green background. Other times, a standard bike symbol is placed on black pavement in front of a stop bar for cars.

Designated Bike Routes The East Coast Greenway is a 2500 mile route linking cities from Maine to Florida. The goal is to develop an entirely off-road alignment for the ECG. Other designated bike routes include the Cobbs Creek Greenway and Frankford Creek Greenway.

Bicycle SignagePhiladelphia has a comprehensive way-finding system that cyclists can use to determine direction and distance to key trails, parks, and other destinations. Signs show between 1 and 3 destinations and can differ in size. A white bicycle symbol clearly designates each sign.

Other sign types include sidewalk decals, which remind cyclists to walk your wheels on sidewalks, and traffic signs that identify bike lanes and areas where users should expect to share the road.

Bicycle ParkingIn the past 5 years the City has installed thousands of new bike parking spaces throughout Philadelphia. In addition to the Philly-standard U-rack, look for the secure green bicycle logos on posts in Center City and University City. New in 2012, there are bike corrals where bike parking is allowed in the street at locations in Center City, West Philly and Fishtown. Look for more to come in 2013. Bike rack locations are mapped at opendataphilly.org

Philadelphia Streets Department for information about getting a bike rack and road construction potholes.phila.gov

Philadelphia Department of Parks & Recreation for trail information and maps www.fairmountpark.org

Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia www.bicyclecoalition.org

PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for statewide trail information www.explorepatrails.com

SEPTA Bike & Ride www.septa.org/policy/bike.html

PATCO Bike Policy www.ridepatco.org/travel/bicycles.html

Connect the Circuit Regional Trail Network for a regional trail map and trip planner www.connectthecircuit.org

Delaware River Port Authority for Benjamin Franklin Bridge access information www.drpa.org

East Coast Greenway Alliancewww.greenway.org

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Spring Garden St./MLK Jr. Drive Bridges: Ramp connects Spring Garden to MLK Jr. Dr. At-grade crossing to Schuylkill River Trail.

Race Street: At-grade entrance. Gates close when trains pass.

JFK Bridge: Staircase entrance on south side with built-in bike channel

Market & Chestnut Street Bridges: Ramp entrance to trail. Walk your bike on ramp.

Walnut Street Bridge: Staircase entrance on both sides.

Locust Street: At-grade entrance. Gates close when trains pass. Bike ramp overpass coming 2013.

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Stay off Sidewalks

If you are over the age of 12, sidewalk riding is illegal and unsafe.

Yield to Pedestrians

Bicyclists and car drivers are required to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians at all intersections and marked crosswalks.

Ride with Traffic, Not Against It

When you ride the wrong way on the road you are three times as likely to get into a crash. Wrong way riding is illegal and unsafe.

Obey Traffic Signs and Signals

The same traffic rules that apply to automobiles hold true for cyclists. Bicycles and cars must come to a stop at stop signs and stoplights.

Ride Smart, Ride Predictably

Other road users need to know how you will move. Sudden changes of direction can cause a collision between a bicyclist and a car the cyclist is always the biggest loser.

Use Your Head, Wear a Helmet

Helmets can save your life and prevent serious brain trauma. Children under 12 must wear a helmet when riding, and adults are encouraged to do the same.

Be Seen, Be Safe

Visibility is the key to safety when riding at night. In Pennsylvania bikes are required to have working front and rear lights when riding at night..

Bikes on TransitSEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) is proud to be a bicycle friendly transit system and encourages bicyclists to use its services to complete journeys to work or to explore our great region. Some limitations apply.

System-wide

Folding bikes which are completely collapsed are allowed on any vehicle in the system at anytime.

Bus & Trackless Trolley

The front of every SEPTA bus and trackless trolley is equipped with a bicycle rack that can hold two bicycles. Bicycles are permitted at all times without restrictions.

Subway (Broad Street & Market Frankford Lines)

Bicycles are allowed on all trains during off-peak hours, as well as weekends and holidays.

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Folding bicycles only. Bicycles must be completely collapsed.

Regional Rail

Two bicycles are allowed on each car of each train. Bicycles are prohibited on peak trains traveling into Center City in the mornings and leaving Center City in the evenings.

The full policy and all rules and regulations are available at:www.septa.org/policy/pdf/septa-bike-n-ride.pdf

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Bicycles are legal vehicles with the same rights and duties as a motor vehicle.

Pennsylvania state law tells us that bicycles are banned from roads such as freeways and toll roads. Common sense tells us it would be a bad idea to ride there anyway.

Vehicle operators must make sure it is safe to exit. They bear the legal responsibility in dooring incidents.

State law prohibits the use of headphones while riding a bicycle or driving a car.

Everyone has a responsibility to share the road. Areas marked with a No Parking sign still allow temporary unloading for up to 15 minutes. Take care when passing parked vehicles.

In areas marked with No Stopping, vehicles may not stop for any length of time.

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In Case of Theft or Accident

When you first get a bike:Write down the serial number of the bike and keep it in an easily accessible place.Take a few photos of the bike and anything unique about it. (stickers, fenders, etc.) Photos are important if you ever want to make an insurance claim.For bicycles valued over $500 check with your insurance company to see if you need an additional insurance rider.

If your bike is stolen:Call 911 and report the theft (provide your serial number). It is very important to report theft to the police - bike thefts are severely under-reported and calling them in raises the profile of bike thefts with the Police Department.Log the theft on SeeClickFixPost a note on Craigslist with photos of your bike.Email local bike shops with photos and the serial number.

What to do after a bicycle crash:Call the police and file a report.There are a few things you need to know to protect your legal rights when involved in a bike crash. If you are in a crash with a car, do not leave the scene without recording:

tag number of the carnames and phone numbers of any witnessesdrivers name and contact informationpolice officers name and badge number

If it is a hit and run, file a police report as soon as you are able.

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Never leave your bike unlocked, even for a minute.Always use a high quality U-lock or chain. For more security use both.

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Never lock to trees or wooden objects - theyre easily damaged and not secure.

Avoid locking your bike outside over night. Find an indoor location for long term storage.

A Message from the Mayor

When Philadelphians bike, the city benefits in many ways: we ease congestion, improve the quality of our air, and reduce greenhouse gases. When you bike, you improve your health through an active lifestyle, save money, and often get where you want to go faster. And getting around by bike is a fun way to take in the sights and sounds of our beautiful city. But its also important to reach the end of your ride safely and conveniently. Thats why the City of Philadelphia is proud of the Get Healthy Philly Initiative, which is helping create new bike lanes and routes for riders. We are tremendously proud of our achievements in promoting healthy and safe bicycling in Philly, and we look forward to further improvements as more and more Philadelphians choose to get around by bike.

Michael A. NutterMayor

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St.

Napfle St.

Solly St.

Casto

r Ave

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Lore

tto S

t.

Summ

erda

le Av

e.

Tustin St.

Glenda

le Ave.

Lexin

gton

Ave

.

Verre

e Rd.

Rock

wel

l Ave

.

Rhawn St.

Pine R

d.

Bloomfield Ave.

Alburger Ave.

Grant Ave.

Clar

k St.

Lott St.

Red Lion Rd.

Red Lion Rd.Verr

ee Rd

.

Kismit Rd.Morefield Rd.

Haldem

an Ave.

Bustl

eton

Ave

.

Jami

son A

ve. Tomlinson Rd.

Welsh Rd.

Old N

ewto

wn R

d.

Welsh Rd.

Walke

r St.

Rhawn St.Pennypack Pth.

Maple Ave.

Byberry Rd.

Stev

ens R

d.

Rennard St.

Bust

leto

n Av

e.

Kelvin A

ve.

Comly St.

Town

send

Rd.

Byberry Rd.

Thort

on Rd

.

Dunks Ferry

Rd.

Knig

hts R

d.

Acad

emy R

d.

Norco

m Rd

.

Deca

tur Rd

.

Morrell Ave.

Brist

ol Pik

e

Mill

Rd.

Grant Ave.

Frankfor

d Ave.

Convent Ln.Arendell Ave.

State

Rd.

Filter St.Linden Ave.

Torres

dale

Ave.

Torre

sdale

Ave.

Pennypack St.

Convent Av

e. Outlo

ok A

ve.

Keyst

one St

.

State

Rd.

Tacony

St.

Oxford Ave.

Bust

leto

n Av

e.

Jackson

St.Bridge St.

Tacony - Palmyra Bridge

Walt WhitmanBridge

Concourse Dr.

Lansdowne D

r.

Montgomery

Dr.

Ford Rd.

Randolph Dr.

Boxe

rs Tr

ail

Was

hingt

on Ln

.

Ashbourne Rd.

Old Y

ork R

d.

Montgomery Ave.

Township Line Rd.

New

Sec

ond

St.

Chur

ch R

d.

Ceda

r Rd.

Shady Ln.

Oxford Ave.

Moredon Rd.

Moreland Rd.

Philmont A

ve.

Byberry Rd.

Pine R

d.

County Line Rd.

Linco

ln Hw

y.

Somerton Rd.

Mec

hanic

sville

Rd.

Knigh

ts Rd

.

Street Rd.

Hulm

evill

e Rd

.

I-95

State

Rd.

Fort Washington Ex.

Ogontz Ave.

Church Rd.

Willo

w Gr

ove A

ve.

Pape

r Mill

Rd.

Bethlehem Pike

Mill Rd

.

Thomas Rd.

Germanto

wn Pike

Ridge Pike

Benjamin FranklinBridge

Delaware Co.

Montgomery Co.

Montgomery Co.

Walkway

Bicycl

ists

Baltim

ore Pik

e

Cobbs CreekTrail

Grays FerryCrescent Trail

Sources: Philadelphia City Planning Commission, Philadelphia Streets Department, Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation, Mayors Office of Transportation and Utilities, SEPTA, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission.

Sangor St.

Fort Mifflin

Vaux St.

Barren Hill Rd.

Schuylkill Expy.

Hollo

w R

d.

Belmont Ave.

Conshohocken State Rd.

Rockhi

ll Rd.

Montgomery Ave.

Old Lancaster Rd.

Bowm

an Av

e.

Wynnewood Rd.

Lancaster Ave

Remi

ngton

Rd.

Mano

a Rd.

Townsh

ip Line

Rd.

Earlington Rd.

West Chester Pike

State Rd.

Garre

tt Rd.

Marsh

all Rd.

Pembroke

Ave.

Baltimore A

ve.

Church Ln.

MacD

ade Bl

vd.

Chester

Ave.

Main St.

Pine St.

Calcon Hook Rd.

Hook Rd.

Sharon Ave.

Delma

r Dr.

Governor Printz Blvd

.

I-95

Schuylkill River Trail

Walkway on South Side

Caution: Gratesin roadway

Delaware River Trail

Caution: Grates in roadway

This Bicycle Map is made possible by funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Get Healthy Philly, an initiative of the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.

Wissahickon / Manayunk Bike Network Inset

Trail Etiquette (Shared Trai

l Guide)

Safety is an issue on Philade

lphias shared

use trails. There are frequen

t crashes

between people walking, run

ning, biking,

standing and skating. When

using our trail

system please:

Keep Right except to pass

Ring a bell or call out pass

ing on your

left when passing

Be courteous trails are for

all users

Keep your speed down and e

njoy the view

Stay single file during high vo

lume times

When stopped step off the tr

ail

Scho

olhou

se Ln

.

Henry Ave.

Mid

vale

Ave

.

Cham

ounix

Dr.Cons

hohocken

Ave.

Ford Rd.

City A

ve.

Neill Dr.

Presidential Blvd.

Lower Mer ionTownship

Calu

met

St.

Gypsy Ln.

Linco

ln D

r.

Mon

umen

t Rd.

Main St.

Lock

St.

Ridge Ave.

Wissahickon Val ley Park

Roxbor

ough A

ve.

Walnu

t Ln.

Manayunk Ave.

Shurs

Ln.

WissahickonSEPTA R.R.Station

SEPTA BusTransfer Station

Ridg

e Av

e.

Falls

Br.

Falls D

r.

No BikeAccess

East Falls Bridge is part of the Art Museum Loop, an 8.4 mi trail along Kelly and Martin Luther King Jr. Drives

Entrance to Wissahickon Valley Trail

Shared roadway on Main St. portion of Schuylkill River Trail

Use Lock St. to access the Manayunk Canal Towpath Wissahickon Valley

Park has many hiking and mountain bike trails not pictured here. See website for more information.www.FOW.org

Cynwyd Trail in Lower MerionTwp.

Kelly Dr..

Forbidden D

r.

Wissa

hickon

Valley

Trail

aa

aaaa

Vaux St.