New bicycle track opens in Tbilisi
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A new one-kilometer-long bicycle lane has opened on Pekini Street, in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi, Tbilisi City Hall has announced.
The lane is 2.8 meters wide and it runs from the corner of Bulachauri Street to the corner of Mirotadze Street.
Also, bicycle parking stands are also installed on Pekini Street.
Photo by Tbilisi City Hall.
Furthermore, a bus lane has also been introduced on Pekini Street, which is only for public transport – buses and minibuses (marshutkas). The general public driving personal vehicles in the bus lanes will be fined.
Photo by Tbilisi City Hall.
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