I-210 Maple & Corson Bike Connectivity Feasibility Study
I-210 Maple & Corson Bike Connectivity Feasibility Study
Caltrans is exploring ways to improve multimodal connectivity along the I-210 corridor in Pasadena. The feasibility study will look at right-of-way constraints while identifying opportunities to close gaps in bike and pedestrian connectivity along Maple Street and Corson Street, and at freeway overcrossings and undercrossings.
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