The Harbor Bridge Project has completed permanent lighting along its entire shared-use path, opening nearly 2 miles of the route to runners, walkers, and cyclists after dark.
About 596 low-profile LED lights now line approximately 9,500 feet — or 1.8 miles — of the path. The lights are generally mounted about 11 inches above the curb and spaced about 16 feet apart.
For runners like Eugenio Garcia, the shared-use path has long offered a workout with a view — but going out after dark has not been an option.
“No, never at night.” Eugenio Garcia said…