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Campbell Avenue from 67th to 59th Avenues

A future paving project along Campbell Avenue from 67th to 59th avenues provides an opportunity for the Phoenix Street Transportation Department to review restriping options that would better accommodate the needs of all roadway users. This is a residential corridor that includes two school campuses.

The number of travel lanes will remain the same, but proposed options would remove parking to add bike lanes or buffered bike lanes where they don't currently exist.

Pavement maintenance (new asphalt) is scheduled for summer/fall 2024, and restriping would happen shortly after paving was completed.​​

Project Details

The department is proposing the following for this corridor:

  • From 67th Avenue to east of 65th Drive: Narrow travel lanes and remove parking from one side of the street to add a bike lane. Parking would be maintained from east of 65th Drive to 63rd Avenue.
  • From 63rd Avenue to 59th Avenue: Add a parking lane to one side of the street and remove parking from the other side. Currently, parking is allowed in existing bike lanes from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends.
  • For both segments: There is an option to remove all parking and add buffered bike lanes. 

Scroll down to view cross-section diagrams that show the current street design and proposed street design.

The proposed bike lanes would connect to Campbell Avenue at 59th Avenue. 

Buffered bike lanes add space between people driving and people walking or biking for increased protection from vehicles, improved safety and added comfort. Additionally, the visual narrowing of the lane widths to accommodate bike lanes will help guide cars and deter speeding.

The video recording of the virtual public meeting viewable above was hosted via Webex on January 31, 2024 at 6 p.m., to present an update to the community.​

An online survey for community members to provide input was available in English and Spanish from Janua​ry 31 to March 1, 2024. Thank you to those who participated.​​

Proposed Travel Lanes

Graphic showing two lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each side has double lane traffic.
67th Ave to E/O 65th Dr 
Graphic showing two lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each side has double lane traffic.
E/O 65th Dr to 63rd Ave
Graphic showing lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each direction includes a car lane and a bike lane.
63rd Ave to 59th Ave

Graphic showing two lanes of traffic going in both directions. The left most lane is for parking, followed by a bike lane and car lane. On the right side, there is a bike lane and car lane.
​67th Ave to E/O 65th Dr
Graphic showing two lanes of traffic going in both directions. The far right and left lanes are for parking. The center lanes are car lanes. There are bikelaanes in between the car and park lanes.
E/O 65th Dr to 63rd Ave
Graphic showing two lanes of traffic going in both directions, with one car lane and bike lane in each direction. The rightmost lane is used for parking.
63rd Ave to 59th Ave

Graphic showing lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each direction includes a car lane and a bike lane with a buffer lane in between..
 67th Ave to E/O 65th Dr
Graphic showing lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each direction includes a car lane and a bike lane with a buffer lane in between..
E/O 65th Dr to 63rd Ave 
Graphic showing lanes of traffic going in both directions. Each direction includes a car lane and a bike lane with a buffer lane in between..
63rd Ave to 59th Ave

Contact the Project Team

Email bike@phoenix.gov to submit a question to the project team.​​​