New Study Found Green-Colored Bike Lanes Reduce Conflict Points by 38% at Intersections

Research shows green bike lane paint cuts intersection conflicts nearly in half, with evidence supporting a 36-39 percent reduction in close calls and crashes.

Research shows green bike lane paint cuts intersection conflicts nearly in half, with evidence supporting a 36-39 percent reduction in close calls and crashes.

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