BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN
FACILITIES
ISTEA and the more recent TEA-21 legislation have
consistently emphasized the development for alternative means of
transportation to supplement the existing system of automobile roadways.
Consequently, states and local communities are implementing bicycling
programs that encourage alternative transportation modes. One of the
alternatives is the construction of bicycle pathways. In order to
determine the feasibility of developing a bicycle pathway for the Huntington
metropolitan area, the KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission contracted with
the firm of Site Design, Landscape Architects and Dunn Engineers,
Incorporated to jointly study the Feasibility of developing a bicycle
pathway from the Kenova area to Huntington terminating at Marshall
University. Map showing the recommended alignments have been include in the
next page.
USDOT Bicycle / Pedestrian Safety Assessment – Paul Ambrose Trail for Health (PATH) Huntington, WV
The Paul Ambrose Trail for Health