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This project will transform Woodland Avenue between the VA Medical Center Driveway and 42nd Street into a safe, multimodal corridor for all users. Currently, Woodland is part of the City’s High Injury Network (HIN) due to high rates of traffic deaths and serious injuries. The corridor infrastructure needs improvements to accommodate people walking, biking, and riding transit.
The project includes the addition of:
The first phase of the project is a short-term bike lane scheduled for Fall 2024 completion. The second phase is a long-term bikeway, which is currently in design.
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The Woodland Avenue project kicks off with concept design and engagement.
With three rounds of engagement and 164 survey responses, 80% of voters select the two-way bikeway option for Woodland Avenue.
The short-term separated bike lane is installed from VA Driveway to Chester Avenue.
Traffic signals and crosswalks are installed at 40th Street Trolley Portal/The Woodlands and at Chester Avenue, completing the short-term bike lane. This work will begin in late 2024 and finish in early 2025.
The plans and designs for a dedicated two-way bikeway are finalized.
The long-term bikeway construction is completed.
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| Adam Smith | District Manager | Office of Multimodal Planning |
