NOVA Commuting - Alternatives
06-25-11 | 07:08 AM
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NOVA Commuting - Alternatives
Howdy y'all,
I'm looking for an alternative route under the beltway than taking Van Dorn Street - is there anything in the same area that isn't such an intense bottleneck with a straight-up hill?
I'm looking for an alternative route under the beltway than taking Van Dorn Street - is there anything in the same area that isn't such an intense bottleneck with a straight-up hill?
06-27-11 | 12:07 PM
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I'm not sure if this helps since it is further east, but it was posted on the BikeWashington website. The Telegraph-Eisenhower Bicycle and Pedestrian Path supposedly opened on Saturday.
07-07-11 | 04:03 PM
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There are a few ways I use.
West of I95 is Hemming, with several ways to get there. Then Leeville and Edsall Road
Backlick through the Springfield commercial area. Busy, but it works.
There already is a good way at the Eisenhower Ave exit using Clermont and the break in the sound wall.
https://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=4631620
West of I95 is Hemming, with several ways to get there. Then Leeville and Edsall Road
Backlick through the Springfield commercial area. Busy, but it works.
There already is a good way at the Eisenhower Ave exit using Clermont and the break in the sound wall.
https://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=4631620
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