Klaipėda will begin landscaping work near Central Beach, including resurfacing, new parking spaces and a pedestrian path, LRT reported. Parking spaces will be formed around existing greenery and covered with an eco-friendly surface. A pedestrian path will also be built for the first time at the l…

The cost of the Underline pedestrian and bicycle path under Metrorail from the Miami River to Dadeland rose again in July as county commissioners approved a $2.25 million increase to the contract for ...

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Windsor and Detroit, is set to open its multi-use path for pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday at 8 a.m. The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) has advised travelers to exercise patience due to high anticipated foot and bike traffic. The path, which spans three kilometers, will initially have limited capacity to manage crowds and ensure smooth operations. The WDBA estimates the walk will take approximately 45 minutes, while cyclists can complete the journey in about 20 minutes. A 20 km/h speed limit is enforced on the trail. Travelers are required to carry their documents even if they don’t plan to cross into the U.S., as border processing will occur on both sides. Parking is not allowed at the ports of entry, so visitors are encouraged to park at Malden Park or Clark Park trailheads. The bridge authority emphasized the importance of following guidelines to avoid delays and ensure safety. This development marks a significant step in promoting active transportation across the border, offering a sustainable alternative to vehicular travel.