The Florida Department of Transportation should reconsider its plan to allow shared bicycle markings along State Road A1A in ...

According to the National Association of City Transportation Officials, “among other benefits shared lane markings reinforce the legitimacy of bicycle traffic on the street, recommend proper ...

Town Council members said they feel like FDOT planners have not listened to concerns about "sharrows" included as part of ...

That $8.2 million project for the northern project along State Road A1A, scheduled to be finished late next year, includes “sharrows” — markings that indicate bicycles can share the road.

NORMAL -- The difference between shared lane markings for bikes and vehicles and designated bike lanes will be outlined during a presentation to the City Council Monday.

A sharrow, short for "shared lane marking," is a road symbol painted on the pavement to indicate that cyclists and motorists share the same lane. Unlike a dedicated bike lane, which provides a ...

An S40 bus passes a shared-use bike lane marking near Richmond Terrace and Snug Harbor Road in Livingston. At a recent Community Board 1 meeting, the city Department of Transportation outlined ...

While the council lauded many of those changes, they objected to the shared bicycle markings along part of the north project as unsafe, potentially life-threatening alterations to a very busy road.

After a four-hour special meeting Saturday, the Sausalito City Council decided to reject a grant that would add bicycle lanes in the city's main thoroughfare, instead opting instead for further ...

In place of the dedicated bike lane, the city plans to widen traffic lanes and install shared lane markings, also known as sharrows, which indicate that bicycles and motor vehicles share the road.

Upgraded traffic lanes will be wider to include shared lane markings, also called sharrows, markings used to indicate that a lane is shared by both bicycles and motor vehicles.

That $8.2 million project for the northern project along State Road A1A, scheduled to be finished late next year, includes “sharrows” — markings that indicate bicycles can share the road.