Another U-turn on McGuinness Boulevard as city returns to original lane reduction plan

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The city has, for the fourth time, changed its mind on the McGuinness Boulevard redesign.

This fall, the Department of Transportation will implement the road diet it has already finalized, then rejected, on the southern half of the roadway. Between Calyer Street and Meeker Avenue, the department will remove one vehicle traffic lane in favor of full-time parking-protected bike lanes.