Multimodal Bridges

Bridges are expensive and vital pieces of public infrastructure, and present transportation system users with both opportunities and challenges. Pedestrians and cyclists are particularly dependent on bridges to cross major barriers like rivers or freeways with safety and convenience. Many older bridges were built with inadequate facilities for walking and cycling, and rehabilitation projects offer a chance to correct their flaws.

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Trailway Types

This is a portion of the Kalamazoo River Valley Trailway Master Plan. It defines various trail types, designs, and treatments — both on-road and off.

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Transportation Enhancements: Maintenance vs. Major Reconstruction

TE funds may not be used for routine maintenance (except as explained in Maintenance and Operations). However, TE funds may be used for major resurfacing, rehabilitation, or reconstruction for trails, sidewalks, bridges, buildings, or other structures.

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