Engagement Opportunities

This study offers an exciting opportunity to re-imagine the Route 303 and 304 corridors in order to meet today’s safety and sustainability needs

  • Address corridor and surrounding communities’ transportations needs
  • Address safety issues, including speeding, accidents and fatalities
  • Develop actionable and fundable recommendations for the future
  • Existing Conditions Assessment
  • Traffic Patterns and Crash Data
  • Land Use
  • Community Future Visioning for 303 and 304 Corridors
  • Alternative Visions

Timeline

  • Timeline item 1 - complete

    Existing Conditions

  • Timeline item 2 - active

    Development of Improvement Alternatives: Q1 2025

  • Timeline item 3 - incomplete

    Analysis of Improvement Alternatives: Q1-Q3 2025

  • Timeline item 4 - incomplete

    Recommendations and Final Report: Q3 2025

Social Map Instructions

Please refer to the issue areas and associated potential design treatments below as you add suggestions throughout the study area to the Social Map.

  1. Pedestrian facilities and safety along the corridors
    1. Street lighting
    2. Pedestrian signals
    3. Protected-only left turns
    4. Mid-block pedestrian crossings
    5. Sidewalk connections
    6. Curb extensions at intersections
    7. Leading pedestrian interval (LPI) at traffic signals
  2. Improve bus stops/access to buses
    1. Pedestrian connections to bus stops
    2. Upgraded bus shelters
    3. Bus pullouts
    4. Priority for buses at intersections
  3. Managing speeding traffic
    1. Curb extensions at intersections
    2. Raised median islands
    3. Gateways and related streetscaping (colored pavement, landscape, sidewalks and street furniture, lighting)
    4. Roundabouts
    5. Progressive Traffic Signal System
  4. Traffic operations and congestion management
    1. Progressive Traffic Signal System
    2. Adding turn lanes
    3. Lane management/dynamic lane usage
    4. Improved intersection geometry
    5. Removing bottlenecks
    6. Smart technology
    7. High-durability road surface to accommodate heavy truck traffic
  5. Bicyclist facilities and safety along the corridor
    1. Bike boxes at intersections
    2. Bike lanes
    3. Off-road trailways
    4. Reduce vehicle-bicycle conflict points
    5. Reduce speeding
    6. Green pavement marking
  6. Dangerous turns in/out of side streets and access management
    1. Reducing driveways and curb cuts
    2. Adding turning lanes
    3. Roundabouts
    4. Raised median and divided roadways