Quezon City is advancing its commitment to sustainable recovery and cleaner air with an expanded bike lane network. As of 2024, bike lanes have grown to 210.52 kilometers—reaching 60% of the city’s 350-kilometer target for 2030.
The city has already inaugurated a 93-kilometer intra-city bike lane, connecting major roads like Commonwealth Ave., Quezon Ave., East Ave., and North Ave. This marks a significant expansion from the initial 55 kilometers, nearly tripling the network’s length.
The first phase of the project focused on improving and repairing existing bike lanes and installing temporary and semi-permanent traffic separation devices. The next phase will enhance connectivity by introducing new bike routes, adding road signage, and creating bike parking areas, further promoting a bike-friendly environment throughout the city.
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