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Protected Bike Lanes Are Not Created Equal: A Review of Design, Safety, and Mobility Outcomes
Objectives: This study synthesizes current evidence on protected bike lane design to examine how design characteristics influence cyclist safety, mobility, and unintended consequences. The review evaluates whether facility performance varies according to separation type, directionality, buffer width
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