Culver City's MOVE Project to Create Shared Bus and Bike Lanes in Downtown Corridor
The Forward Thinking Program For Alternates Forms Of Transportation Was Dealt A Blow At the April 24th City of Culver City City Council meeting, Co...
The Forward Thinking Program For Alternates Forms Of Transportation Was Dealt A Blow At the April 24th City of Culver City City Council meeting, Council directed staff to continue the MOVE Culver City Downtown Corridor Pilot Project with a modified design for a maximum of another two years after the City Council vote. In a three-to-two vote, the design was changed to combine bus, emergency vehicle, and bike lanes and add a second lane for cars. Per the City's press release , City staff will modify the design to create and maintain a shared bus, bike, and emergency vehicle lane throughout the project corridor and add a second general-purpose lane, where it is feasible and needed to enhance the capacity of general-purpose vehicle traffic.