Snapshot of DDOT’s Crosstown Multimodal Study Recommendations

Last week I posted the highlights of the final Crosstown Multimodal Study Meeting, including some of the projects DDOT will be recommending as part of that process. The full materials from the meeting have finally been posted online and are available for deeper review. However, I definitely wanted to highlight the Handout of the Recommended Projects, which indicates the broad range of projects, which mode they relate to, and how long it could take for implementation due to complexity. I’m also including them below for ease of access.

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3 Comments on “Snapshot of DDOT’s Crosstown Multimodal Study Recommendations”

J Says:

September 21, 2016 at 8:49 am
Kent, do you by chance know if DDOT makes these recommendations considering cost? Do some of the more expensive ones even have a shot?

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pru Says:

September 22, 2016 at 12:56 pm
Per this snapshot, the bike lane on Irving along the Washington Hospital Center is at least ELEVEN years away.

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