CAMBRIA LEWISTON
PENDLETON
AMHERST
BUFFALO
LACKAWANNA
NIAGARA FALLS
NORTHTONAWANDA
WEST SENECA
CHEEKTOWAGA
WHEATFIELD
TONAWANDA
NIAGARA
GRAND ISLAND
HAMBURGORCHARD PARK
Garlow
Rd
Walm
ore Rd
Mount Ho pe Rd
Saunders Settlement Rd
Gre
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Lockport Rd
Mai
n R
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Schultz
Tow
nlin
e R
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Oakwood Dr
Cam
pbel
l Blv
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Bear Ridge R
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Meyer Rd
Beach
Ridge R
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Moyer Rd
Tow
nlin
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Sha
wne
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Cam
pbel
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Saunders Settlement Rd
Com
stoc
k R
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Mea
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Upper Mountain Rd
Mapleton Rd
Aik
en R
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Lockport Rd
Tow
nlin
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Dill
er R
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Thrall Rd
Bla
ckm
an R
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Cam
bria
Rd
Upper Mountain Rd
Cam
bria
Rd
Sha
wne
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Steig Rd
Nash R
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Erric
k Rd
War
d R
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Bae
r R
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Hoo
ver
Rd
War
d R
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Bae
r R
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Fiegle Rd
Dunnigan Rd
E Ca
nal Rd
Bea
r Rid
ge R
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Mapleton Rd
Murphy Rd
Irish Rd
Lockport Rd
Niagara Falls Blvd
Robert Moses Pky
Packard R
d
Pine Ave
Walnut Ave
Ferry Ave Ferry Ave
Royal Ave
Buffalo Ave Goat Island Rd
Niagara St
Main
St
Rob
ert M
oses
Pky
Rainbow Bridge
Rainbow Blvd
Portage Rd
Lockport S
t
11t
h S
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Beech Ave
Centre Ave
Mc
Koon
Ave
9th
St
Walnut Ave
Pine Ave
Hyde P
ark Blvd
Porter Rd
Witm
er R
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Witmer Rd
I-190
Military R
d
Hyde P
ark Blvd
Lewist
on Rd
Robert M
oses P
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Hig
hlan
d Av
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College Ave
Lockport Rd
Rhode Island Ave
I-190
Upper Mountain Rd
U
pper Mountain R
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Military R
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Lew
isto
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Power Vista Dr
Cayuga D
r N
Mill
er R
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Tus
caro
ra R
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Lockport Rd
Lockport Rd
Saunders Settlement Rd
Buffalo S
t
Niagara Falls Blvd
Wal
mor
e R
d
Niagara Rd
Will
iam
s R
d
Military R
d
Porter Rd
Niagara Falls Blvd
River Rd
Colvin Blvd
Niagara Rd
95t
h S
t
3rd
Ave
Witm
er R
d
Erie
Ave
Tow
nlin
e R
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Walck Rd
Meadow Dr
Payne A
ve Wheatfield St
War
d R
d
Thompson St
Robinson St
Sweeney St
Oliver S
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andervoort St
Schenck St
Goundry St
Main S
t
Niagara Falls Blvd
Tonawanda Creek Rd
Killian Rd
Bea
r Rid
ge R
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Saunders Settlement Rd
Bea
r Rid
ge R
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Fisk Rd
E C
anal
Rd
Donner Rd
Lockport Rd
3rd
St
10t
h S
t
Qua
y S
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Cedar Ave
9th
St
5th
St
Vet
eran
s D
r
47t
h S
t
72n
d S
t
Cayuga Dr
Bayview Rd
Lake Ave
Tifft St
Orchard Park R
d
Southern Expy
I-90
Southwestern Blvd
Abbott R
d
Southwestern Blvd
Milestrip Rd Milestrip Rd
Webster Rd
Fisher Rd
Tra
nsit
Rd
Losson Rd
Como Park Blvd
Bennett Rd
Tra
nsit
Rd
Clinton St
Seneca St
Clinton St
I-90
Ridge Rd
Hop
kins
St
South Park Ave
Bai
ley
Ave
I-190
Cay
uga
Creek
Rd
Uni
on R
d
U
nion
Rd
William St
Broadway
Clinton St
Genesee St
Uni
on R
d
Har
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Rd
I-90
S Y
oung
s R
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Main
St
Bai
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Ave
Egg
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George Urban Blvd
You
ngs
Rd
Tra
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Rd
Hop
kins
Rd
Aye
r R
d
Mille
rspo
rt Hwy
I-990
N French Rd
Sheridan Dr
N F
ores
t Rd
I-990
Dodge Rd
Heim
Rd
N French Rd
Cam
pbel
l Blv
d
Schoelles Rd
I-290
I-99
0
Mille
rspo
rt H
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Nia
gara
Fal
ls B
lvd
Sw
eet H
ome
Rd
Brompton Rd I-290
Rive
r Rd
E River R
d
E River Rd
Tw
o M
ile C
reek
Rd
Kenmore Ave
Mili
tary
Rd
I-190
I-190
Ransom Rd
Whitehaven Rd
Sto
ny P
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Rd
She
ridan
Dr
Sheridan Dr
Grand Island Blvd
Alt
Blv
d
Sou
th P
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W River Rd
W R
iver R
d
Love Rd
Staley Rd
Huth Rd Long Rd
Bedell Rd
Bas
elin
e R
d
Mai
n St
Jef
fers
on A
ve
Sca
jaqua
da E
xpy
Kensington Ave
E Amherst St Amherst St
Par
ksid
e Av
e
E Delavan Ave
E Ferry St
Walden Ave
Genesee St
Fill
mor
e A
ve
Kensington Expy
Porter A
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North St
Del
awar
e A
ve
Elm
woo
d A
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Nor
woo
d A
ve
Massa
chuse
tts Ave
Connecticut S
t
Forest Ave
Ton
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da S
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Bidw
ell P
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W Delavan Ave
W Ferry St
Summer St
Elm
woo
d A
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Delaw
are Ave
Hertel Ave
Ont
ario
St
M
ilita
ry R
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Sheridan Dr
River R
d
Sawyer Ave
I-290
Brighton Rd
Elm
woo
d A
ve
Delaw
are Ave
Ensminger Rd
Eggert Rd
Sheridan Dr
Maple Rd
N B
aile
y A
ve
Par
ker
Blv
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Par
ker
Blv
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Kenmore Ave
Englewood Ave
I-290
Main St
Kensington Ave
Wehrle Dr
Lebrun Rd
Winspear Ave
Kensington Expy I-90
Genesee St
Pin
e R
idge
Rd
Uni
on R
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Cay
uga
Rd
Kensington Expy
Dick R
d
Walden Ave
Broadway
I-90
Tra
nsit
Rd
Bor
den
Rd
Tra
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Rd
French Rd
Ellic
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Rd
Cre
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e Dr
Tw
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Mem
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y
W
ales
Ave
Mai
n S
t
Col
vin
Blv
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E Robinson Rd
W Klein Rd
Mille
rspo
rt Hwy
Klein Rd
Main St
Wehrle Dr
Aero Dr
Hol
tz D
r
Smith Rd
Dodge Rd
Glen Oaks Dr
New
Rd
Commerce Dr
N Ellicott Creek Rd S Ellicott Creek Rd
Kay
mar
Dr
Sw
eet H
ome
Rd
N Forest R
d
John James A
udubon Pky
St R
ita's
Ln
Frontier Rd
Skinnersville Rd
Putnam
Way
Webster Entrance
Maple Rd
Hop
kins
Rd
Ess
jay
Rd
Eva
ns S
t
Far
ber
Ln
Garden Pky
N U
nion
Rd
N A
utum
n S
t
N
For
est R
d
Eggert Rd
Grid
er S
t
Del
awar
e A
ve
Park Rd
Lafayette Ave
Chapin Pky
Gra
nt S
t
Gra
nt S
t
Middlesex Rd Nottingham Ter
Elm
woo
d A
ve
Grant S
t
Amherst St
Austin St
Amvets Dr
I-190
Marine Dr
Scott St
Exchange St
S Division St
Clinton St
Swan St
Seneca St
E Eagle St
Seneca St
Mic
higa
n A
ve
Oak
St
Elm
St
Pea
rl S
t
Fra
nklin
St
Perry St
Lakefront Blvd
Nia
gara
St
Ohio S
t
Ham
burg
St
I-190
Kat
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e S
t
Ganson S
t
Fuhrmann B
lvd.
South Park Ave
Elk St
Fletcher S
t
Two M
ile Creek R
d
Kohler St
Young St Fillmore Ave
Niagara St
Eggert Rd
Grand Island Blvd
Vulcan
St
Hertel Ave
Woodward Ave
Niagara St
Lincoln Pky R
ichm
ond
Ave
Par
ksid
e A
ve
Jewett Pky
Kensington Ave
Parkside Ave
Sta
rin A
ve
Winspear Ave
Berkshire Ave
George Urban Blvd
Broadway
Sycamore St
Ridge Rd
Okell St
Ele
ctric
Ave
S P
ark
Ave
Mile Strip Expy
Center Rd
Potters Rd
McK
inley Pky
Red Ja
cket P
ky
McK
inle
y P
ky
Tifft St
Martin Rd
Cov
ingt
on D
r
Mineral Springs Rd
Aurora Expy
Seneca Creek Rd
Indian Church Rd
Har
lem
Rd
Orchard Park Rd
Main St
East and West Rd
Angle Rd
Reserve Rd
Michael Rd
Bak
er R
d
Seneca St Seneca St
Center Rd
Ley
deck
er R
d
Ang
le R
d
Michael Rd
Lei
n R
d
Bor
den
Rd
Fre
nch
Lea
Rd
Rowley Rd
Como Park Blvd
Broadway
Dick R
d
S Creek Dr
Aero Dr
S C
ayuga Rd
Wehrle Dr
Lawrence Bell Dr
Bea
ch R
d
Galleria Dr
Tow
ers
Blv
d
Jef
frey
Blv
d
McK
inle
y P
ky
Lake Ave
Berg Rd
Ber
g Rd
Abbott R
d
Cen
ter
St
Dorrance Ave Park Dr
Dingens St New
Bab
cock
St
William St
Sw
eet H
ome
Rd
Ste
vens
on B
lvd
Rosedale B
lvd
Hen
drick
s Bl
vd
Maynard Dr
Hilton Blvd
Hartford Rd
Crosb
y Blvd
Emerson Dr
JC Stigimeier Park
Woodlawn BeachState Park
Nike Base Park
Veterans Park
Great Baehre Swamp State Wetlands
BassettPark
Sweeney Park
GratwickRiverside Park
BicentennialPark
Ellicott Creek Park
Veterans Memorial Park Brighton
Park
Sheridan Park
Grover ClevelandCounty Park
Lincoln Park
Crosby Field
Municipal Park
Shoshone Park
Mc Carthy Park
Broderick Park
Riverside Park
DelawarePark
Sunshine Park
Firemens Park
Centennial Park
Cazenovia Park
South Park
Tifft Farm Nature Preserve
DingensPark
Houghton Park
Hennepin Park
Martin Luther King Park Masten
Park PropectPark
Front Park
LaSalle Park
Naval Park
Beaver Island State Park
Buckhorn IslandState Park
Niagara ReservationState Park
ReservoirState Park
WhirlpoolState Park
Earl W BridgesArtpark
B i c y c l e R a t i n g (2009 data)
S u i t a b l e
Caut ion Advised
Extreme Caut ion/Exper ienced Bicycl ists
Local Bicycle Connector(not rated)
Signed Bicycle Routes(not rated )
Multi-Use TrailsE x i s t i n gU n d e r C o n s t r u c t i o n
NYS Bike Route 5
Bicycle Shops, Repairs
Parks
Trailheads
Parking ramps with Bicycle Racks
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33
33
33
16
16
16
16
277
277
277
277
240
240
240354
354
354
240
55
198
198
324
324
263
263
324
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5
5
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179
265
266
266
266
266
266 265
265
265
265
265
425
429
429
429
425
384
384
384
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384
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North St
Carlton St
High St
Summer St
Connecticut St
Vermont S
t
Rhode Island St
Massachusetts
Ave
Columbus Pky
Niagara St
Prospect Ave
Fargo Ave
Plymouth Ave
Busti Ave
Lakeview Ave
4th St
I-190
Porter Ave
Jersey St
Pennsylvania St
Hudson St
Maryland St
Virginia St
Carolina St
Pea
rl S
t
Fra
nklin
St
Del
awar
e A
ve
Elm
woo
d A
ve
Amvets Dr
Edward St W Tupper St
W Chippewa St W Huron St
Sycamore St
Genesee St
York St
W Genesee St
Broadway
William St
Clinton St E Eagle St S Division St Swan St
Seneca St Exchange St
I-190
Scott St Perry St
Mic
higa
n A
ve
Elm
St
Oak
St
Elli
cott
St
Was
hing
ton
St
Mai
n St
Lakefront Blvd Marine Dr
Buf
falo
Skw
y
N Division St
7th
St
W Eagle St
South Park Ave
LaSallePark
NavalPark
Niagara Square
Lafayette Square
Baseball Stadium
HSBC Arena
FrontPark
PropectPark
LakeErie Bus Terminal
bAmtrak
PeaceBridge
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Dismount as PostedStop, dismount and walk acrossroadways or other postedlocations. When crossing perpenticular to the flow of traffic, cross only when it is safeto do so.
Always Wear a Properly Fitted Helmet *All bicyclists, scooters and in-line skaters under the age of 14 are required by law to wear an approved bicycle helmet when they are operators or passengerson bicycles and while skating. Any parent or guardian whose child violates this lawis subject to a fine of up to $50. It is the duty ofevery person operating a bicycle within an Erie County Park to wear a protective safety helmet.
Earphones are Dangerous *Using earphones while bicycling(or skating) on a publicright-of-way (street or sidewalk)is illegal. If you use earphoneson a trail, keep the volumesufficiently low to hear otherpathway users.
From the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee:
New York State law requires motorists to change lanes to passcyclists and in-line skaters.
Signal to OthersCyclists: when approachingothers, sound your bell or callout a warning, then pass safelyon the left.Pedestrians: move to the rightwhen someone is overtaking.
Skaters Use CautionIn-line skaters: know how touse your equipment safely.Follow travel, passing, andspeed rules as per bicyclists.Do not perform trick skatingmaneuvers on trails.
Be VisibleEnsure your visibility at nightby wearing light-colored clothing with reflective material.Outfit your bicycle with lights asyou would for riding onthe roads.
On-Street BicyclingShare the Road
Keep to the RightAll trail users should keep tothe right except when passingor turning left. Move off thetrail to the right when stopping.Never block a trail.
Be AlertWatch for hazardous con-ditions, such as poor pave-ment, fallen tree branches andother debris. Beware of slipperyconditions caused by water,ice, loose gravel or sand.
Be Careful at CrossingsLook both ways. Cyclists: yieldto through traffic at intersections,pedestrians have the right ofway. Pedestrians: exercisecaution. Be aware of stoppinglimitations of bicyclists andskaters.
Stay on the TrailKeep on designated trails toprotect parks, natural areasand yourself. Riding off thetrail is dangerous.
Multi-Use TrailsShare the Trail
Regardless of age or ability, everyone should weara properly fitted helmet certified by the Snell Memorial Foundation or the American NationalStandards Institute (ANSI) (look for the approvalsticker on the inside of the helmet shell). Helmets significantly reduce the risk of sustaining a serioushead injury in the event of a crash.A helmet should fit squarely on the top of the headin a level position and cover the top of the foreheadextending down to about one inch above the eyebrows. The helmet should not be able to slideback and forth or rock from side to side.
Erie and Niagara CountiesBicycle Dealers, Repairs and Rental
Beeton's Cyclery1219 Main St., Niagara Falls 282-3220Bert's Bikes and Fitness 4050 Southwestern Blvd., Orchard Park 646-00281550 Niagara Falls Blvd., Tonawanda 837-48827510 Transit Rd., Williamsville 634-4882Bicycles and More2474 George Urban Blvd., Depew 683-1250Bike Wizard Mobile Bike Service 361-8427Campus Wheelworks744 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo 881-3613Cycles Plus9059 Main St., Clarence 626-1419Dick's Bicycle Shop781 S. Niagara St., Tonawanda 694-9232Eastern Mountain Sports1701 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst 838-4200Handlebars Cycle Co.685 Englewood Ave., Kenmore 835-0334Mangione Hardware448 Niagara St., Buffalo 847-6414Niagara Cycle Works2749 Military Rd., Niagara Falls 297-2764North Star Bikes & Sports1897 Eggert Rd., Amherst 835-0294O K Bicycle Shop 30 Vandenburg, Lancaster 684-4129Precision Bicycles7020 Niagara Falls Blvd., Niagara Falls 283-4006Rick's Cycle Shop55 Allen St., Buffalo 852-6838Shea's Hardware2465 Seneca St., Buffalo 822-0094Shickluna Bike & Fitness Inc.1835 Hertel Ave., Buffalo 837-6122Ski MarketTransitown Plaza, Williamsville 634-8160Sunday Skate BMX Shop587 Potomac Ave., Buffalo 362-1523Terry's Bikes Etc.5471 Transit Rd., Depew 706-0372The Bicycle Company at the Red Door6011 Main St., Williamsville 634-5545The Bike Shop21 Elm St., East Aurora 655-2916Tom's Pro Bike Service3687 Walden Ave., Lancaster 651-9995
Scan the Road BehindLook over your shoulderregularly or use a mirror tomonitor traffic. Although bicycles have equal right tothe road, be preparedto maneuver for safety.
Use Appropriate LaneAvoid being in a right turn-onlylane if you want to go straightthrough an intersection. Move into the through lane early. Innarrow lanes or slow traffic itmay be safer to take the whole lane. YES
NO
Never Ride Against Traffic * Motorist are not looking forbicyclists riding on the wrong side of the street. Ride with traffic to avoid accidents.
YES
NO
Obey All Traffic Signs and Signals*Bicyclists must obey all local and state Traffic Rules. Bicyclistshave the same rights, privilegesand duties as other vehicles. Bicycles must be driven like other vehicles if they are to be taken seriously by motorists.
STOP
Ride in a Straight Line Avoid dodging between parked cars. Ride in a straightline at least three feet away from parked cars. Watch fora car pulling out of anparking space. NO YES
Turning Left-2 Options1. As A VEHICLE:Signal your intentions in advance. Move to the leftturning lane, and completethe turn when it is safe.2. AS A PEDESTRIAN: Ride to the far crosswalk,dismount & walk across.
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Use Hand Signals * Signal all turns and stopsahead of time. Look over yourshoulder for any traffic, thenmake your intended move only when it is safe to do so. STOP
RIGHT
LEFT
OR
Lock Your BikeBuy the best lock system youcan afford: none is asexpensive as a new bike. Lock the frame and rear wheel to a fixed object. If you have a quick release,lock the front wheel also.
Use Lights at Night *Always use a strong lightcolored headlight & a red taillight at night or whenvisibility is poor. Use bike reflectors and reflective clothing. See and be seen!
Be Careful at IntersectionsThe majority of accidentshappen at intersections. Proceed with care. Vehicles making turns are particularly dangerous.
The Greater Buffalo-Niagara Regional TransportationCouncil (GBNRTC), has prepared this BicycleRoute Guide to assist those bicycling in the Buffalo-Niagara Falls area. This Guide contains the basicinformation all bicyclists need to know in order to properly and safely ride their bikes. The map was developed to encourage more people to bicycle byrating the comfort and quality of many roads in the urban, suburban and rural areas of this region.
The Route Guide map uses the region's street andbikepath network to produce a continuous bicycleroute system. Most of the on-road selections are thosepreferred by local bike clubs for their own rides. Several popular attractions have been indicated onthe maps, both as points of interest, and as visual landmarks when traveling throughout the region.
This Guide also presents an overview of a bicyclist'slegal responsibilities, and some general equipmentissues and riding tips to consider before you ride.Please acquaint yourself with the sections covering"On-Street" and "Multi-Use Trails". Make your bicycletrip safe and as enjoyable as possible by knowingyour responsibilities and privileges.
Please Read
Be aware that the GBNRTC and those involved withthe production of this Guide do not guarantee thesafety of the routes indicated on these maps for useby bicyclists. The on-street routes are part of theregion's adopted Bicycle Master Plan and have beencolor-coded to represent how comfortable a typicalbicyclist would feel riding along a particular stretchof roadway. These routes were not ride-tested by the GBNRTC. Bicyclists may very well encounter such problems as drainage grates, potholes, loose gravel,and on some roads, even heavy traffic flows. Likeall roads users, bicyclists must remain alert tohazardous conditions. continued next panel
The Greater Buffalo-NiagaraBicycle Route Guide
Beware of Car DoorsBe wary of parked cars.Motorists can unexpectedly open doors. Be particularly careful if you see a motoristin the car. Ride a car's doorwidth away.
Make Eye ContactConfirm that you are seen.Establish eye contact withmotorists to insure that they know you are on the roadway.
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All on-street routings are regular roads used daily bydrivers of motor vehicles. Bicyclists must assess theirown riding skills to determine if they possess sufficientability to adapt to changing traffic patterns and road conditions. These are all variables that control the degree of risk associated with bicycling. Bicyclists must assume the responsibility for their own safety when using the routes indicated on these maps.
The Benefits of Cycling Bicycling is a viable form of transportation thatcan be used for commuting to work or school, running errands, and for recreation.
Bicycling improves physical health and can give a sense of independence and freedom.
Bicycling enhances our ability to experience and interact with the vibrancy of our neighbor-hoods, villages and towns, something which is verydifficult when inside a car.
Bicycling is economically efficient, saving the commuter bicyclist on an annual basis approximately three-quarters the cost of driving.
Bicycling is a renewable, non-polluting formof transportation. Bicycling reduces the consumption of fossil fuels, alleviates traffic congestion, and improves the region's air quality.
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One Person Per Bicycle *Riding double is only permittedwhen carring a child, age one or older, in an approved carrier or when riding on a tandem bicycle.
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Bikes on Rail ProgramWhether you are headed for work, school, shopping or justfun, you and your bike can ride Metro Rail for a single fare. The following are rules and safety tips for participatingin this program:
When boarding a train in an underground station, enterthe front door of any car. If you are going downtown youshould board the first car in order to take advantage ofthe elevated platform when exiting.
When boarding a train downtown in Buffalo Place, enter thefront door only of the first car using the elevated platform.
Enter the rail car only after all other passengers have enteredor exited the car.
Only 2 bikes are permitted per car in the area designated forwheelchairs. If the area is occupied or someone boards in a wheelchair, please move to another car or wait for the next train.
In underground stations, use the elevators to and from the trainplatform. DO NOT carry bikes up or down the stairs or on the escalators.
Riders 15 years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Riding of bicycles in Metro Stations is strictly prohibited.Please walk your bike in and around the stations.
Proof of payment is always required.
Above all, please be considerate of your fellow passengers.
Bicycle lockers are available at University Station and LaSalle Station.
Bike racks are available on a limited number of new Metro buses.Contact NFTA's Customer Serviceat 716-855-7211then press zero for more information.
Metro, a subsidiary of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority www.nfta.com
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In Erie and Niagara Counties, bicyclists can cross at 3 of the4 international bridges with Canada. Customs and Immigration requires each bicyclist have government issued identificationsuch as your passport, Passport Card, Enhanced Drivers Licence, Trusted traveler Program Card such as NEXUS, SENTRI orFAST cards.
Contact homeland security for the latest information: www.dhs.gov/files/crossingborders
The bridge tolls from North to South are as follows:Lewiston-Queenston Bridge - .50 cents for bicyclists, must ride in vehicle travel lane. Recommended for experienced cyclists Whirlpool Bridge - no bicyclist crossing allowed.Rainbow Bridge - .50 cents for bicyclists, must ride in vehicle travel lanePeace Bridge - no toll for bicyclists, either walk on sidewalk or ride in vehicle travel laneTolls collected only on traffic entering Canada
Recycle-A-Bicyclefor anyone who wishes to recycle an old bicycle
and receivea tax deductible receipt, contact:
Green Options [email protected]
716-851-4052
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Buffalo Blue Bicycle Program
Buffalo Blue Bicycle is an innovative communitybicycle-lending program committed to making this healthy,
environmentally sustainable and community friendlyform of transportation accessible to all the residents of
Greater Buffalo.For more information we can be reached at:
www.buffalobluebicycle.org or [email protected]
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