The city of Pomona has new bikeway projects serving riders to Cal Poly Pomona. New protected bike lanes were recently installed on Kellogg Drive. Construction is underway on a protected bikeway on Valley Boulevard.
The protection provided on Kellogg Drive is via plastic bollards.
The protected bikeway (and sidewalk area barrier) on the northeast side of the street have been in place for a couple years. Recently new protection was added on the southwest side of the street.
A new protected bike lane on Kellogg Drive at Cal Poly Pomona, from Campus Drive to Eucalyptus Lane.A new protected bike lane on Kellogg Drive near Cal Poly Pomona, from Campus Drive to Eucalyptus Lane. Joe Linton/Streetsblog LARecently, protection was added to the southwest side bike lane on Kellogg Drive at Cal Poly Pomona, from Campus Drive to Eucalyptus Lane.A new protected bike lane on Kellogg Drive near Cal Poly Pomona, from Campus Drive to Eucalyptus Lane. Joe Linton/Streetsblog LASharrows across the intersection of Kellogg/Eucalypus/Red Gum Lane at Cal Poly Pomona.A bike lane on Red Gum Lane passing Kellogg Drive near Cal Poly Pomona. Joe Linton/Streetsblog LA
The city of Pomona also broke ground recently on construction of a two-way protected bike lane on Valley Boulevard - which will connect to the Kellogg bike lanes. The Valley Blvd project is expected to be completed by Fall 2021.
Groundbreaking ceremony for new protected bike lanes on Valley Bl in #Pomona. When completed in fall 21, they’ll connect w/ Kellogg bike lanes (shown) @calpolypomona, providing bike access for students and the community. Kudos to Mayor Sandoval & the city! cc @StreetsblogLApic.twitter.com/arfUKiMaOz
Construction on Valley Boulevard yesterday. The street will eventually include a protected bike lane, yet no sign of the bikeway is currently visible.Construction on Valley Boulevard will
eventually include a completed protected bike lane, yet no sign of the infrastructure is seen. Joe Linton/Streetsblog LA
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