The section of SR 99 from 148th Street Southwest to Airport Road is missing sidewalks in several locations and pedestrian crosswalks. This can make it hard for people walking or rolling along the corridor to access transit services, or other destinations.
Community Transit operates the Swift Blue Line along the corridor, which provides high-frequency bus service between Shoreline and Everett, and additional transit improvements are being planned along the corridor.
We plan to gather feedback and ideas from local stakeholders and community members via an online survey later this year and want to hear your concerns and priorities for SR 99.
Spring 2022:
- Engage with key stakeholders and nearby communities.
- Gather feedback from corridor users through online web surveys
- Collect and analyze corridor performance and existing conditions information.
- Compile and share web survey results.
- Begin safety and traffic analysis, conduct a scan of environmental features.
Summer 2022 - Fall 2022
- Develop practical improvement concepts based on community input.
- Share concepts with the community and gather additional feedback.
- Finalize study
Spring 2022
Conduct research and seek stakeholder and user feedback
Summer - Winter 2022
Develop practical concepts based on community input and data analysis; finalize study
This corridor study is funded through WSDOT’s Transportation, Planning, Data, and Research program. Funding for improvements identified in the study has not yet been identified, however this study will develop an implementation plan that will highlight potential future funding sources.
The information gathered in this study will help WSDOT and its partners develop a list of potential improvements to address corridor needs.
Please contact us with questions or comments about this corridor study:
Alex Henry, Transportation Planner
Alex.Henry@wsdot.wa.gov
Barbara Briggs, Assistant Region Traffic Engineer
Snohomish and Mount Baker Counties
Barb.Briggs@wsdot.wa.gov
