The City of Frederick has opened Hayward Rd's new two-way protected bike lanes, spanning 4,000 feet and connecting Opossumtown Pk to Thomas Johnson Dr. This project includes high-intensity pedestrian crosswalks to enhance travel safety, reduce speeding, and lower crash incidents—all while supporting alternative travel for people of all ages and abilities. Part of Frederick’s Vision Zero, Complete Streets, and Let’s Move Frederick plans, this project aligns with our commitment to safe, accessible

OK, what do you do on the corner of Dill, Bentz, 4th Street in downtown Frederick? This intersection contains two one ways and a very wide two way and I’ve seen people turn right on red and I’ve seen people wait at this light. Now I know you can turn on red from a one-way to a one-way and theoretically this is a two-way street but it’s so wide going into two one ways it seems to throw off everybody #Frederick #DowntownFrederick #Driving #FrederickMaryland #Maryland. | Good Morning Frederick

Frederick Douglass Biography Project & Writing Unit | 5th Grade & 6th Grade