By The Associated Press COREY WILLIAMS (Associated Press)
Quick Read 16-mile bike lane connects 3 Detroit neighborhoods, part of non-motorized transportation plan
Photo credit: AP | FILE - Bicycles rest against a tree at the rest stop at the foot of the Belle Isle bridge during the 10th annual Tour de Detroit on Sept. 24, 2011 in Detroit. A series of bike lanes stretching 16 miles and connecting three neighborhoods now has joined Detroit's popular RiverWalk and Dequindre Cut to make parts of the city more accessible to bike riders. (AP Photo/ Detroit Free Press , Diane Weiss)
(AP) -- A series of bike lanes stretching 16 miles and connecting three neighborhoods has joined Detroit's popular RiverWalk and Dequindre Cut to make parts of the city more accessible to bicyclists.
The Greenlink project allows riders to travel more safely through parts of Southwest Detroit and the Corktown and Mexicantown neighborhoods.
It also is the first large scale segment of the...
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