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2 Lane Road with Tram and Bicycle Lanes (Parklife Version)

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Jun 11, 2018 @ 7:42am

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Cities: Skylines - After Dark

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Cities: Skylines - Parklife

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IMPORTANT: If you don't own the Parklife DLC please subscribe to the Regular Tram and Cycle Road instead. Due to a glitch in the game with the release of Parklife, I have had to create two versions of this asset.

Small Road, 2 Lanes with Tram and Bicycle Lanes.

The bike lane replaces the space that was previously used for car parking.

Supports all elevations (though, like the regular cycle road, there are no dedicated lanes in tunnels).
Made with custom icons, tiles, tooltip etc. so it fits in nicely with vanilla roads.

Happy cycling!

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wendyinnewengland Mar 2, 2023 @ 7:39am

I can't find this in my game even after reloading and all that. Do I need something else to be able to find it?

ovvldc May 22, 2021 @ 4:44am

Also, cyclists bike right through the tram stops, but you only really see that when you go into first person for a tour of the city.

ovvldc May 16, 2021 @ 2:40pm

Thanks for making this road, it works really well. Makes my cims very happy.

I did notice a visual glitch, though: If I have a stop on one side only, the other side doesn't get the bike path greenish texture applied.

lokiredking Dec 28, 2020 @ 10:00am

Hi, this is ideal. Would you consider making a version that is two lanes, one-way? This would allow it to function in a roundabout. Thanks!