Crews have placed preliminary road markings for the coming re-design of JFK Drive in front of the Conservatory of Flowers.
Next month, JFK will become the first street in San Francisco where cyclists are protected from moving traffic by parked cars. The markings, for the time being, give bicyclists a teaser of how the protected bikeway will look, with the traffic pattern remaining the same for now.
Over the past few weeks, crews have been adjusting storm drains, adding curb ramps, and removing road stripes on JFK in preparation for the re-design. The project should be completed just before the city's first on-street, two-way protected bikeway debuts in the southeastern neighborhoods.
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