Pexco Channelizer Posts Let Cyclists Ride
"America's Main Street"

The District of Columbia demonstrates its commitment to bike lane safety

Many people think of Pennsylvania Avenue as the street in Washington D.C., where the president lives, but it is also a heavily travelled central artery in the nation's capital - and one favored by thousands of bicyclists. Now, thanks in part to channelizer posts from Pexco, a stretch of Pennsylvania Avenue has dedicated lanes for cycling commuters.

Inaugurated this summer, the new bike lanes run down the center of Pennsylvania Avenue from the 3rd Street to 15th Street NW. Each lane is clearly defined by FG300 Channelizer Posts from Pexco. The white posts, which also have reflective striping, form a high-visibility barrier between the cycling lanes and the adjacent roadway.

"There is no better place for the District of Columbia to demonstrate its commitment to traffic safety than right here on America's Main Street" said D.C. Mayor Adrian M.Fenty.