Spokane transportation panel adopts Bicycle Priority Network resolution after exchange on pedestrian access
Spokane’s Transportation Commission unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing the Bicycle Priority Network and asked staff to add language ensuring pedestrian infrastructure referenced in that network will be designed to serve pedestrians as well as cyclists.
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Spokane’s Transportation Commission unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing the city’s Bicycle Priority Network during its Jan. 15 meeting, after commissioners raised questions about how pedestrian infrastructure referenced in the network would be designed and installed.
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