Cleveland to Install Physical Barriers on West 65th Street for Cyclist Safety
Cleveland is planning to install physical barriers on West 65th Street between Lorain Avenue and Denison Avenue to separate existing bike lanes from vehicle traffic, aiming to improve safety for cyclists and slow down cars.
Cleveland Akron, OH, August 25, 2026 —
Cleveland officials have announced plans to install physical barriers along a section of West 65th Street. The project aims to enhance safety for cyclists by creating a distinct separation between bike lanes and vehicular traffic. The barriers will be situated on West 65th Street between Lorain Avenue and Denison Avenue.
The initiative is intended to address safety concerns for cyclists who utilize the existing bike lanes. By introducing physical barriers, the city seeks to reduce potential conflicts between bicycles and motor vehicles. In addition to improving cyclist safety, the barriers are also expected to contribute to slowing down vehicle speeds in the area.
Details regarding the specific type of barriers to be used and the timeline for the installation were not immediately available. The project underscores a broader effort by the city to create safer infrastructure for alternative modes of transportation and to manage traffic flow more effectively on key urban routes.
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