1. Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge Accommodations

2. On all recent MoDOT bridges on Missouri/Mississippi Rivers Dozens of Interstate and Interstate-equivalent bridges across the United States Physically separated from automobile traffic Separated by barrier or placed above/below freeway lanes Bike/Ped lane itself is often an icon or signature feature Bicycle and Pedestrian Accommodations

3. Heart of America Bridge Approach

4. Missouri River, Boonville, MO

5. Chain of Rocks Bridge, Mississippi River, St. Louis

6. Missouri River, Jefferson City, MO (Proposed)

7. Christopher S. Bond Bridge, Hermann, MO Herman

8. Christopher S. Bond Bridge, Hermann, MO Herman

9. Page Page Avenue Extension, Missouri River, St. Louis

10. Page Page Avenue Extension, Missouri River, St. Louis

11. Page Page Avenue Extension, Missouri River, St. Louis

12. I-90 I-90 Lake Washington “Floating” Bridges, Seattle

13. I-90 I-90 Lake Washington “Floating” Bridges, Seattle

14. I-494 Wakota Bridge, Mississippi River, Minneapolis, MN I-494

15. Ben Franklin I-676 Ben Franklin Bridge, Philadelphia, PA

16. Omaha Omaha Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge

17. Charleston I-26 Cooper River Bridge, Charleston, South Carolina

18. Charleson I-26 Cooper River Bridge, Charleston, South Carolina

19. Missouri’s MO/MS River Bridges Page Avenue Extension, St. Louis Chain of Rocks Bridge, St. Louis Eads Bridge, St. Louis McKinley Bridge, St. Louis Lewis and Clark Bridge, St. Louis Highway 360 Bridge, St. Louis Hwy 13, Lexington US 40, Boonville Emerson Bridge, Cape Girardeau I-72, Hannibal Route 19, Hermann

20. Supporters City of Kansas City, MO Downtown Council of KCMO Parks and Recreation Department of KCMO Port Authority of KCMO Public Improvements Advisory Committee of KCMO Regional Transit Alliance Columbus Park Neighborhood Association American Institute of Architects, KC Chapter Mid-America Running Association Kansas City Track Club Kansas City Bicycle Club