Richmond Bike Lane Section Closed Due to Construction Work
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What happened
A protected bike lane was installed along Moore Street in Scott’s Addition, Richmond, in mid-2024. Jeremy Hoffman, whose group helped design the route, noted the project's successful initial implementation. However, as of late 2025, a one-block section of the lane has been closed and remains unavailable.
From richmondbizsense.com
Why it matters
The closure is due to a seven-story, mixed-use building under construction at 3200 W. Moore St. This development requires the use of the city block for material storage and worker access. The construction is scheduled to conclude in 2028.
From richmondbizsense.com
Who's involved
- RichmondCity hosting the bike lane and issuing work-in-street permits
- Jeremy HoffmanGroup involved in designing the bike lane route
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Richmond
capital city of Virginia, United States of America
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Jeremy Hoffman
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