There is no sidewalk anywhere along the entire length of road, except a short isolated stretch in front of some apartments on Melridge Place. Ironically, Robert E. Lee borders park land from Barton Springs Road south to Barton Hills Road. It is possible to walk in the park area from Barton Springs Road to Barton Hills Road, but it is inconvenient and, after rain, quite muddy. South of Barton Hills Road, it becomes downright dangerous. There are narrow bike lanes, but several blind turns.
Autos tend to speed, especially around the turns.
There are no sidewalks or bike lanes, and there is a blind curve near the top of the hill. Pedestrian access to the Barton Heights area is already limited, and Kinney Road is one of the few points of access. Unfortunately, it is currently dangerous for pedestrians. There is definite lack of pedestrian facility along the south side of this major road. Less well known, but also close to the park and neighborhoods where many people live is Rober E.Lee Drive.