Safety Concerns Dominate Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting

Overview: The Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee’s recent meeting focused heavily on reviewing the Greenan Peterson report as part of a $200,000 federal grant application, identifying key “hot spots” for improvements, and discussing strategies to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety across various streets in Cape May.

Cape May Committee Focuses on Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety with Comprehensive Plan

Overview: A recent meeting of the Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee centered around the development of a plan aimed at improving pedestrian and bicycle safety in the community. Key discussions included the identification of infrastructure projects, the integration of safety measures, and the involvement of community stakeholders.

Cape May Committee Tackles Pedestrian Safety and Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee recently convened to tackle issues of pedestrian safety and traffic enforcement, with a particular focus on protecting school-aged children and implementing various road safety measures. The meeting covered a range of topics from road resurfacing and bike lane installations to the deployment of speed deterrents and the potential use of green boxes at school crossings.

Cape May Committee Advances Roundabout Project and Discusses Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee focused on the advancement of the roundabout at West Perry, Myrtle, and Park Boulevard, aimed at improving safety for all users, including vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. The committee also discussed the installation of three-way stop signs, the need for additional bike racks, and the proposal for a pedestrian and bike bridge on West Grant Street.