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H. CLEAR ZONE (distance from bikeway to traveled <br /> way) <br /> For on-road bikeways refer to the bikeway design (ROAos wlTHouT cuaes) <br /> tables to a es: the road suitability for bicycle travel. 8' 2C' MIN TRAVELED <br /> The tables will also enable "pretesting"of shoulder widen- Rte' ""'N W A Y <br /> ing and surfacng. Bike traffic must flow the same direction Z•MIN, <br /> as adjacent motor vehicle traf5c. Two-way bike traffic on 2'MIN, <br /> one-side of the road is not permitted. --� <br /> PAVED BIKEWAY <br /> For off-road bikeways, there are two categories: <br /> roads without curbs and roads with curbs. The proper set <br /> back from the traveled way is an important consideration <br /> for the designer because operation of the facility is de- (ROADS WITH CURBS(• <br /> pendent upon adequate separation from each respective <br /> travel mode (motor vehicle, bike, STREET <br /> pedes=ian) and star MIN. <br /> donary objers(poles, signs,.,).See Figure G. <br /> 4., <br /> MIN, <br /> dill <br /> I. DRAaTAGE <br /> For bike routes and lanes the exsrag roadway drain- <br /> PAVED.BIKEWAY <br /> age is normally adequate. However, on curb and gurter .PROVIDES ROOM FOR SIGNS,POLES, ETC. <br /> sections a check of ponding dept=should be made and <br /> corrective anion proposed if depths are significant. This <br /> may entail improved grate designs or wider bike lanes. FIGURE G <br /> On off-road bikeways, the surface of the bikeway <br /> 114 should have a cross-dope of two percent for the proper <br /> drainage. SIoping in one direction usually simplifies longi- <br /> tudinal drainage design and surface construe on, and <br /> accordingly, is the preferred practice. Ordinarily, surface <br /> drainage from the path will be adequately dissipated as <br /> it flows down gently sloping terrain. However, when the <br /> bikeway is corstn:cted on the side of a hill, a drainage <br /> ditch of suitable dimensions may be necessary on the uphill <br /> side to intercept the ll'de drainage. See Figure H. Cul- <br /> verts or bridges are necessary where a bikeway crosses a <br /> drainage channel- Siring of the required waterway opening 2 <br /> should be determined by a hydraulics engineer. Minimus <br /> culvert size used for bikeway drainage should be 18 inch <br /> diameter. <br /> Bikeway <br /> DraMage inlet grates m bikaways shall have openings <br /> narrow enough and short enough to =cure bicycle tires <br /> will not drop into the grates regardless of the direction of <br /> bicycle travel. Where it is not immediately feasible to re- <br /> place exirnng gates with standard grates designed for 2_% <br /> bicycles, 1 inch x 1/4 inch steel cross strap: should be <br /> welded to the grates at a spacng of 6 inches to 8 inches Variable <br /> on center, to reduce the sir.. of the opening,See Standard <br /> Plates 4151 and 4152 for acceptable designs of grates. Bikeway <br /> FIGURE H <br /> • <br /> 128 <br />