Texas Biking News March 14th 2020
Bent on The Southern Tier – Spring 2020
By Andy Lamb | www.crazyguyonabike.com
Day 10 – El Paso, TX: A few sprinkles before arriving at hotel
Thursday March 12, 2020, 57 miles (91 km) – Total so far: 478 miles (769 km) Was able to start riding the morning before 8 am. It did not rain over night but expect the forecast is the rain will start around noon. I was only 15 miles from Las Cruces. I headed to Denny’s for breakfast. I stopped at Outdoor Adventures in Las Cruces soon after they opened to get the second spare inner tube which I have been looking for. I rode near New Mexico State University as I made my way back to the route.
Day 11 – El Paso, TX: Rest Day
Friday March 13, 2020 I spent the day updating the journal, doing some bicycle maintenance, and doing laundry. It rained a little here in El Paso. It will take me about three weeks to get across Texas. There are some long stretches with no services so I will need to be prepared. Thanks for following along. Please feel free to the use the Guestbook to leave the questions and comments.
9 transportation updates from Cedar Park, Leander for March 2020
By Taylor Girtman | communityimpact.com
- Whitestone, Lakeline, Ronald Reagan boulevards turn lane project
(designated on map by orange circles)
This project will widen roads for the addition or extension of right-turn lanes along Whitestone Boulevard, Lakeline Boulevard and Ronald Reagan Boulevard. The project will also remove raised medians on RM 1431 near US 183. On March 5, the city of Cedar Park will open construction proposals, which will go through a competitive sealed bid process where the city receives and opens all bids unseen. Timeline: TBD-fall
Cost: $1.3 million
Funding source: Cedar Park Community Development Corp. (Type B Board)
Recently completed …