LEED for Schools - Bike Lane Req. (Sorry for Cross Posting)

Jean, Looking at the BD&C Reference guide pgs 41 - 45, my understanding is they're looking for a site plan drawing that highlights the path that pedestrians and bikes will use to get to the nearest transit stops. If there was no sidewalk or dedicated bike lane, students might not have a route to the transit stops that is protected from car traffic. So, we'll want to show any sidewalks or other paths that provide protection. We could indicate the width to show it's wide enough for both walkers and bikers and indoctae how it provides protection, such as a marked bike lane or zone for parked cars that separates traffic lanes from pedestrian lanes. Does that answer your question? Ideally, these paths would go all the way to the transit stops, but it looks like the credit language recognizes the school may have difficulty influencing the public paths beyond their property boundary.

It sounds like your site meets the requirements. Yes, it is probably good to show that bikes can travel in both directions, since you've been asked for clarifications once already.