Baku / 07.07.21 / Turan: The Baku Transport Agency reports on measures to develop cycling in the capital and create appropriate infrastructure. The work on this track is carried out in two directions: the creation of marking lines where the road infrastructure allows and the implementation of special construction and installation works.
Another track will be a 7.5 km long cycle road to cover mainly the central part of the city.
The first phase of creating a cycle network has already been implemented. The point is about a cycle path connecting the Bilgya cardiological sanatorium and the Amburan recreation center.
The Baku Ring Road made it possible to lay a bicycle path in the area with a length of 2 km and a width of 2.5 m in both directions.
Also, to ensure safe movement, a buffer zone with a width of 70 cm has been created where rubber poles with reflectors are installed .
It is important to note that the Baku Transport Agency asks drivers not to interfere with movement of cyclists and comply with traffic rules. It is forbidden to park the car on the bike track or move along it.
At the next stages, it is planned to build a cycle path to the villages of Buzovna and Pirshagi that will increase a share of cycling in inter-village communication. - 06D-
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