Traffic & Transit
Bike Lanes Coming To Cedar Avenue In Long Branch
Mayor John Pallone has plans to install bike lanes along Cedar Avenue between Norwood and Ocean avenues:
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LONG BRANCH, NJ — Bike lanes will be coming to a big stretch of Cedar Avenue in Long Branch, Patch has learned.
While it's still unknown when the lanes will be installed, the city of Long Branch received $4.7 million from the county to put them in.
The bike lanes will be installed along Cedar Avenue between Norwood and Ocean avenues.
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Other improvements funded by that $4.7 million include pedestrian and traffic signal upgrades at 15 intersections along Cedar Avenue, dedicated left-turn lanes and high-visibility crosswalks.
"We want to thank Director Tom Arnone and the Monmouth County Commissioners for their continued commitment to improving bicycle and pedestrian safety in Long Branch," said Long Branch Mayor John Pallone.
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The funding from the county was just announced this week, so it is still too early to know when the bike lanes will be painted, said a spokeswoman for the city of Long Branch.
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