Figure 2-3: Posted Speed Limit

from Artesia Active Transportation Plan

Figure 2-1: Land Use

FIGURE 2-3: Posted Speed Limit

2.7 Existing and Previously Proposed Bike Facilities

The existing bicycle facility network in Artesia is comprised of one multi-use path and three bicycle lane corridors, making up 3.1 miles of existing bikeways, as shown in Figure 2-4.

This network was analyzed for connectivity as part of the community and stakeholder engagement process. It was used to gather additional input on routes people feel are important and which should move forward as recommendations. Although the City does not have a substantial bicycle facility network, this ATP Plan identifies new routes that will connect people with their destination within city boundaries, with the neighboring cities of Norwalk and Cerritos, and with other major multi-modal destinations such as the San Gabriel River Trail.

Figure 2-3: Posted Speed Limit

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Figure 2-1: Land Use

2.7 Existing and Previously Proposed Bike Facilities

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Figure 2-1: Land Use

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Figure 2-8: Bicycle Level of Traffic Stress Analysis

Figure 2-2: Street Classification

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Figure 2-4: Existing and Previously Proposed Bike Facilities

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