Lake Orlando Parkway Separated Bicycle Lane Quick-Build Project

The City of Orlando is implementing a quick-build separated bicycle lane and intersection improvements on Lake Orlando Parkway from North Lane to Long Road.

Quick Builds use flexible, temporary materials to create safer spaces.

This project runs along Lake Orlando Parkway from North Lane to Long Road, as shown in the map below.

Map showing the project limits highlighted in blue along the shoreline of Lake Orlando, extending between Rose of Tralee Way on the west and North Orange Blossom Trail on the east.

This project includes:

  • Vertical bike lane protections using low-profile traffic separators to separate bicyclists and vehicles. 

The objective of this improvement is to increase bicyclist safety along Lake Orlando Parkway.  

Graphic illustrating bicycle safety infrastructure. The Image included shows a separated bicycle lane marked with bike symbols and protected from traffic by low-profile traffic separators, providing physical separation between vehicles and bicycles.

This project was identified as demonstration project in the 2020 Bike Plan Update as they would ideally improve the connectivity of the Orlando bike network and support increased bike safety. Evaluation goals for this project may include the following: 

  • Pedestrian and bicyclist connectivity and comfort
  • Travel options
  • Speed management
  • Safety
  • Public use 
  • Business exposure 

Project Snapshot

  • Type: Transportation
  • District(s): District 3, Chapin

Timeline

Construction of the Separated Bicycle Lane Quick-Build Project

March to May 2026

Questions? Contact us

Daphne Green, AICP
Sr. Bike/Ped Planner and Micromobility Program Manager
daphne.green@orlando.gov

 

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