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The Downtown Access for Bicyclists and Pedestrians project aims to provide recommendations to create a safer, more accessible bicycle and pedestrian network in three Burlington County downtown areas: Marlton, Maple Shade, and Columbus. Our recommendations suggest improvements on the existing roadway network and incorporate community feedback we received in 2022 and 2023.
Thank you for your feedback during our engagement efforts. Our online engagement is closed, as the project is now complete. A link to the final report is posted below.
The Downtown Access for Bicyclists and Pedestrians project aims to provide recommendations to create a safer, more accessible bicycle and pedestrian network in three Burlington County downtown areas: Marlton, Maple Shade, and Columbus. Our recommendations suggest improvements on the existing roadway network and incorporate community feedback we received in 2022 and 2023.
Thank you for your feedback during our engagement efforts. Our online engagement is closed, as the project is now complete. A link to the final report is posted below.
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DVRPC wants to improve bike and pedestrian safety in Maple Shade, Marlton, and Columbus by making roads safer for all users. Get involved by attending one of our spring events or providing feedback online.
