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Eyes on the Street: WeHo Ped/Bike Crossing Nearly Completed

The city of West Hollywood is putting the finishing touches - including bright green paint - on its nearly complete new walk/bike crossing on San Vicente Boulevard at Rosewood Avenue
2:26 PM PDT on August 21, 2024
Eyes on the Street: WeHo Ped/Bike Crossing Nearly Completed
West Hollywood's new bike/ped crossing on San Vicente at Rosewood. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog
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The city of West Hollywood recently added bright green paint (#freshkermit) to its nearly completed new ped/bike crossing on San Vicente Boulevard at Rosewood Avenue. City safety improvement construction started in February and is expected to be completed this summer.

The city is adding a new ped/bike signal at Rosewood, where it is currently precarious to cross San Vicente.

San Vicente and Rosewood in 2020 – via Google Street View
The same view during construction in June 2024. Additional June photos at SBLA Twitter thread
WeHo recently added bright green pavement marking bicycle areas
View of project looking west from Rosewood
New bike/ped passages were added through an existing median island

The project also added high-visibility crosswalks, and some dashed green pavement markings at a conflict zone in the existing San Vicente bike lanes.

New high-visibility crosswalks along Rosewood at San Vicente
New green pavement added to existing San Vicente bike lanes

The city has already calmed traffic on Rosewood by adding traffic circles, so this new project smartly extends that street’s walkability/bikeability. The WeHo Rosewood project is also aligned to connect with nascent similar efforts to calm Rosewood through L.A.’s mid-city neighborhoods.

This four-block stretch of Rosewood Avenue has three traffic circles; two are small (including this one at Huntley Drive)
Large (80-foot diameter) traffic circle where Rosewood intersects Westmont Drive and Knoll Drive

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