West Side Bike Boulevards

The City of Saint Paul wants to know what community members want bicycle boulevards to look like in the West Side neighborhood. Feedback from community members helps shape recommendations for the plan. Share your thoughts on the Map for Planned West Side Bicycle Boulevards.

What are bicycle boulevards?

Bicycle boulevards are streets for low motorized traffic volumes and speeds. These neighborhood greenways create a separate space for people to walk, bike or use a scooter or wheelchair. Markings on the pavement and other tools to slow traffic create a safe and convenient route.

• Bicycle boulevards give travel priority to people traveling by bike, foot, or other mobility assist devices.

• Traffic calming tools like traffic circles, chicanes, median islands, curb extensions, or bump-outs to create a safe and convenient route for people, especially at crossings of busy cross streets.

Learn more about what bicycle boulevards look like at the project webpage, stpaul.gov/WestSideBikes.

Traffic Diversion on existing bicycle boulevard at Charles Avenue

Making the West Side More Bike-Friendly

The Bike Plan map shows streets chosen as future bike boulevards in purple. City of Saint Paul needs your input to:

• Choose locations on bike corridors that you consider inconvenient or unsafe for walking or biking.
• Plan improvements that would improve safety and convenience for people to walk, bike, or use a scooter or wheelchair

Look for the future bike corridors in the City's Bike Planto see planned bicycle boulevards.

Purple corridors show planned bike boulevards on the map