Bikeways

Class I Bikeways are typically called bike paths. These bikeways provide travel on a paved right-of-way completely separated from any street or highway.

• Signage for Class I Bikeways are decals affixed to trail fence posts. The 3 1/2 inch square decals contain images of bicycles, pedestrians, or equestrians as appropriate. Other trail signs designate hazards, clearance requirements, approaching intersections, the need to stop or yield, and staging areas.

City of Riverside Class I Bikeways

Class I Bikeways Non-Standard Trails

• Class II Bikeways A Class II Bikeway, often referred to as a bike lane, provides a striped and stenciled lane for one-way travel on a street or highway. The backbone of the bikeway network is the 9.5 mike bike lane that follows the Magnolia/Market corridor. Cross-town routes, from northwest to southeast, are less common than routes that extend the length of the City. Riverside uses standard Caltrans bikeway signage for class II bike lanes and class III bike routes. Other bikeway signage designate hazards, clearance requirements, approaching intersections, the need to stop or yield, and staging areas. 

City of Riverside Class II Bikeways

• Class III Bikeways Generally referred to as a bike route, a Class III bikeway provides for shared use with motor vehicle traffic and is identified only by signing. There are no established Class III Bikeways in the City of Riverside.