bikeway
- noun
- /ˈbaɪkweɪ/
- US
- More sidewalks and safer bikeways could reduce traffic to local destinations in today's suburbs, reducing the need for so many huge feeder streets.
- street bikeways
- sidewalks and bikeways
- new bikeways
Examples
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The city has more than 300 miles of bikeway paths for cyclists to enjoy safely.
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I absolutely love those dedicated bikeways, and I want to see more of them here.
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At Crescent Street, the bikeway turns into a dedicated path that runs through what feels like a park.
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If dedicated bikeways are to catch on as a viable transit alternative, they need more regulations.
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Some colored paint that differentiated the bikeway from the regular road might also help tourists figure out where to go.
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The Streets for Cycling 2020 Plan for 645 miles of bikeways is currently under review and should be officially released next month.
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It seems they are implementing new bikeways faster than even local activists can keep up.
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The two-way bikeway proposed for West Street is the first of 23 capital projects that will eventually comprise the finished 14-mile greenway.
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In addition to the high ratings in nationwide publications, the city of Minneapolis has 81 miles of on-street bikeways and 85 miles of off-street bikeways.
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The Hockhocking Adena bikeway offers a scenic route for those who like to ride through nature.
Synonyms
A path for bicycles and other vehicles with wheels
How Protected
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bikeway is made of bike, a short form of bicycle that means 'two wheels', and way which means 'path' or 'road'. So a bikeway is simply a 'path for bicycles', a road made just for people riding bikes.