Nicollet Avenue improvement options

Below are examples of options we are considering for people use Nicollet Avenue. Please review these options, and let us know what you think by completing our survey.

Pedestrian, bicycle, and boulevard configurations

A neighborhood street showing cars on the road and a trail on the left side. Multiuse trail on one side of the street with a sidewalk on the opposite side

An intersection with a biker traveling on an on-street bike lane Multiuse trail on one side of the street with a sidewalk on the opposite side, and on-street bike lanes A closeup of a bike trail between the sidewalk and the boulevard Behind the curb, one-way bikeway and sidewalk on both sides of the street

A closeup of a two-way bike lane Behind the curb, two-way bikeway and sidewalk on one side of the street with a sidewalk on the opposite side

An on-street bike lane On-street bike lanes separated by a painted buffer with sidewalk on both sides of the street

Intersection treatments

A roundabout Roundabouts A crosswalk at Lowry Avenue in Northeast Minneapolis Countdown timers at crosswalks A median with mulch in it Closed medians that allow right-in/right-out vehicle turns only A crosswalk with a median in the middle of it and a bus on the opposite side of the street Pedestrian islands

A raised crosswalk with a stop sign next to it. Raised crosswalks

A crosswalk with pedestrian signs and push buttons

Push buttons for pedestrian activated lights

A person walking across the street pushing a stroller Curb bump-outs

A car making a right turn at an intersection

Removal of island-separated right turn lanes

A street with trees in the boulevard, a house with a fence, and a sidewalk Green space / boulevard