Fairway Drive Traffic Calming

The City of San Leandro is planning bikeway safety improvements to install Class IV separated bike lanes along Fairway Drive between Doolittle Drive and Nicholson Street. This initiative aims to enhance cyclist safety and promote active transportation by creating a physically protected lane environment for non-motorized traffic. The project is categorized as a forecast under the agency’s capital improvements program, signaling upcoming investment in sustainable infrastructure without an active solicitation at this time. The work is specifically targeted to reduce conflicts between vehicles and bicycles, improve connectivity in the neighborhood, and align with broader city goals for safer, more accessible mobility options. All project-related communications and administrative coordination will be handled by the City of San Leandro’s engineering department, with Robin Chee, Associate Engineer, serving as the primary point of contact. The project is located entirely within San Leandro, California, with a designated zip code of 94577, and all performance and implementation are expected to occur on-site. While formal bidding details have not yet been released, the forecast notice indicates the city is preparing to move forward with design, procurement, and construction phases in the near term, with further updates likely to be posted via the project’s public link on the CEQA Net portal.