OpenStreetMap
The area between 16th and 17th and San Salvador and San Fernando has a lot of interesting traffic diverters, and I did my best to add these in using the restriction relation.
I also added a random smattering of amenities, and traffic calming measures.
On N. 10th St just south of Commercial St., the signed and painted bike lane explicitly and inexplicably turns into a signed Class III Bike Route for 240' and then turns back into a Bike Lane. This is very weird, but I updated the map to reflect observed reality.
Discussion
Comment from acrosscanadatrails on 22 November 2008 at 09:40
Cool, would you be able to pin point the location of it on the map?
Thanks,
Sam
P.S. My guess is LA, California?
Comment from acrosscanadatrails on 22 November 2008 at 09:44
dout ... Silicon Valley, ...
anyway.. if this bike lane is part of a cycling route, a relation route would be good, the bikemap would sure pick it up.
Comment from Icycle on 22 November 2008 at 19:40
For anyone who is curious, the area where all the traffic diverters is located is here:
http://www.opencyclemap.org/?zoom=16&lat=37.33824&lon=-121.87424&layers=B000
And the area with the inexplicable change in the bike lane is here:
http://www.opencyclemap.org/?zoom=17&lat=37.36096&lon=-121.89661&layers=B000
The bike lane is not part of any designated bike routes that I'm aware of, strange as it is I'm leaving it as is, with one short bit without a bike lane.