transit priority network protected bike …...• center city connector streetcar • one lane each...

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OPTION A | B BASELINE OR “DO NOTHING” (2019) OPTION A | BASELINE OR “DO NOTHING” (2019) S JACKSON ST MADISON ST STEWART ST T YESLER WAY BROADWAY 5TH AVE 6TH AVE 7TH AVE 8TH AVE 4TH AVE 3RD AVE 2ND AVE 1ST AVE STREETCAR TRANSIT ONLY CHERRY ST PINE ST PIKE ST SPRING ST OLIVE WAY King Street Station Colman Dock Westlake Station International District- Chinatown Station Pioneer Square Station University Street Station Capitol Hill Station § 5 U V 519 OPTION A (N-S) OPTION A (E-W) Transit Priority Network Single directional transit lane Multiple transit lane(s) Streetcar in dedicated lane Streetcar in mixed traffic Illustrative of peak period transit priority (not service concept) S JACKSON ST MADISON ST STEWART ST T YESLER WAY BROADWAY 5TH AVE 6TH AVE 7TH AVE 8TH AVE 4TH AVE 3RD AVE 2ND AVE CHERRY ST PINE ST PIKE ST OLIVE WAY King Street Station Colman Dock Westlake Station International District- Chinatown Station Pioneer Square Station University Street Station Capitol Hill Station § 5 U V 519 OPTION A (N-S) OPTION A (E-W) Protected Bike Lane Network SOUTH AT DEARBORN ST To Denny Illustrative of the Protected Bicycle Lane Network and does not include standard bike lanes To Bell/Blanchard [connection to 9th] Single directional Protected Bike Lane Bidirectional Protected Bike Lane S JACKSON ST MADISON ST STEWART ST T YESLER WAY BROADWAY 5TH AVE 6TH AVE 7TH AVE 8TH AVE 4TH AVE 3RD AVE 2ND AVE 1ST AVE LOCAL ACCESS ONLY 2 CHERRY ST 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 PINE ST PIKE ST OLIVE WAY Change in direction 1-way 2-way King Street Station Colman Dock Westlake Station International District- Chinatown Station Pioneer Square Station University Street Station Capitol Hill Station § 5 U V 519 OPTION A (N-S) OPTION A (E-W) Auto Network # Number of travel lanes Travel direction Illustrative of the general purpose auto lane network. Streets not illustrated would not change. Street influenced by near-term strategy TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK AUTO NETWORK PROTECTED BIKE LANE NETWORK PEDESTRIAN NETWORK | Pedestrian safety, mobility, and accessibility is critical to the success of all near-term capital strategies. Recommendations for the design, operations, and programing of the pedestrian environment will be developed in detail for all recommended near-term capital improvements. DRAFT NB NB SB SB Streetcar Streetcar Travel Lane Travel Lane NB Transit Only Lane NB Travel Lane NB Travel Lane NB Travel Lane NB Bike Lane Parking & Loading NB Transit Only Lane NB Transit Only Lane SB Transit Only Lane SB Transit Only Lane NB Light-Rail SB Light-Rail NB Travel Lane NB Travel Lane NB Travel Lane SB Travel Lane SB Travel Lane SB Travel Lane SB Transit Only Lane SB Travel Lane SB Travel Lane 2-way Protected Bike Lane Parking /Loading & Left-Turn NB = Northbound SB = Southbound 1st Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel 4th Ave 5th Ave 6th Ave * Typical cross sections between Spring St and Madison St looking north. Curb parking/loading not shown except where subject to change. Option A Concept What is Changing? • Center City Connector Streetcar • One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane • Same as today • Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel bus routes operate southbound on 2nd Ave • Existing 2-Way protected bike lane is extended north to Denny and south to Jackson (current SDOT project) • Traffic volumes increase 10-15% due to temporary Alaskan Way closure and lane repurposing on 1st Ave • Same as today • Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel bus routes operate northbound on 4th Ave • Traffic volumes increase 10-15% due to temporary Alaskan Way closure and lane repurposing on 1st Ave • Light rail only • Light rail headway same as today • Same as today DRAFT WB GP Lane WB GP Lane Parking /Loading & Right-Turn Parking /Loading & Left-Turn WB GP Lane South curb has parking/loading west of 5th Ave Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave WB Bike Lane Parking & Loading WB GP Lane EB GP Lane EB Bike Lane Parking & Loading WB GP Lane Center Turn Lane EB GP Lane Parking & Loading Parking & Loading EB Transit Only Lane EB GP Lane EB GP Lane Parking & Loading Parking /Loading & Right-Turn WB Transit Only Lane WB GP Lane WB GP Lane South curb has parking/loading west of 5th Ave EB = Eastbound WB = Westbound Option A Concept Pine St Pike St Union St Pine St Pike St 1st Avenue to 8th Avenue 8th Avenue to Broadway * Typical cross sections between Belmont Ave and Boylston Ave looking east. * Typical cross sections between 5th Ave and 6th Ave looking east. What is Changing? • No change in configuration of streets • Small increase in traffic volumes from today due to growth • May be construction impacts to Pike and/or Pine from Washington State Convention Center Expansion • No change in configuration of streets • Small increase in traffic volumes from today due to growth NORTH-SOUTH SURFACE STREETS EAST-WEST SURFACE STREETS MODAL NETWORKS

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Page 1: TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK PROTECTED BIKE …...• Center City Connector Streetcar • One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane • Downtown Seattle Transit • Same as today

OPTION A | BBASELINE OR “DO NOTHING” (2019)

OPTION A | BASELINE OR “DO NOTHING” (2019)

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Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION A (N-S)OPTION A (E-W)Transit Pr ior i ty Network

Single directional transit lane

Multiple transit lane(s)

Streetcar in dedicated lane

Streetcar in mixed tra�c

Illustrative of peak period transit priority (not service concept)

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Colman Dock

Westlake Station

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Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION A (N-S)OPTION A (E-W)Protected Bike Lane Network

SOUTH AT DEARBORN ST

To D

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Illustrative of the Protected Bicycle Lane Network and does not include standard bike lanes

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Single directional Protected Bike Lane

Bidirectional Protected Bike Lane

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Colman Dock

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ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION A (N-S)OPTION A (E-W)Auto Network

# Number of travel lanes

Travel direction

Illustrative of the general purpose auto lane network. Streets not illustrated would not change.

Street influenced by near-term strategy

TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK AUTO NETWORKPROTECTED BIKE LANE NETWORK

PEDESTRIAN NETWORK | Pedestrian safety, mobility, and accessibility is critical to the success of all near-term capital strategies. Recommendations for the design, operations, and programing of the pedestrian environment will be developed in detail for all recommended near-term capital improvements.

DRAFTNB NBSBSB

Streetcar StreetcarTravel Lane Travel Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Bike LaneParking & Loading

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Light-Rail

SB

Light-Rail

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

2-way

ProtectedBike Lane

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

NB = NorthboundSB = Southbound

1st Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave Downtown SeattleTransit Tunnel 4th Ave 5th Ave 6th Ave

* Typical cross sections between Spring St and Madison St looking north. Curb parking/loading not shown except where subject to change.

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• Center City Connector Streetcar

• One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane

• Same as today• Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel bus routes operate southbound on 2nd Ave

• Existing 2-Way protected bike lane is extended north to Denny and south to Jackson (current SDOT project)

• Traffic volumes increase 10-15% due to temporary Alaskan Way closure and lane repurposing on 1st Ave

• Same as today• Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel bus routes operate northbound on 4th Ave

• Traffic volumes increase 10-15% due to temporary Alaskan Way closure and lane repurposing on 1st Ave

• Light rail only

• Light rail headway same as today

• Same as today

DRAFTWB

GP Lane

WB

GP LaneParking /Loading& Right-Turn

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

WB

GP Lane

South curb has parking/loading west of 5th Ave Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave

Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave

WB

Bike LaneParking & Loading

WB

GP Lane

EB

GP Lane

EB

Bike LaneParking & Loading

WB

GP LaneCenter

Turn Lane

EB

GP LaneParking & Loading

Parking & Loading

EB

Transit Only Lane

EB

GP Lane

EB

GP LaneParking &Loading

Parking /Loading& Right-Turn

WB

Transit Only Lane

WB

GP Lane

WB

GP Lane

South curb has parking/loading west of 5th AveEB = Eastbound

WB = Westbound

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Pine St Pike St Union St Pine St Pike St

1st Avenue to 8th Avenue 8th Avenue to Broadway

* Typical cross sections between Belmont Ave and Boylston Ave looking east. * Typical cross sections between 5th Ave and 6th Ave looking east.

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• No change in configuration of streets

• Small increase in traffic volumes from today due to growth

• May be construction impacts to Pike and/or Pine from Washington State Convention Center Expansion

• No change in configuration of streets

• Small increase in traffic volumes from today due to growth

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Page 2: TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK PROTECTED BIKE …...• Center City Connector Streetcar • One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane • Downtown Seattle Transit • Same as today

OPTION B | BOPERATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS ON 2ND, 3RD, 4TH, & 5TH AVENUES (2019)

S JACKSON ST

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King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION B (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Transit Pr ior i ty Network

Single directional transit lane

Multiple transit lane(s)

Streetcar in dedicated lane

Streetcar in mixed tra�c

Illustrative of peak period transit priority (not service concept)

MADISON ST

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Mult iple rout ing options under study for connect ing 2nd and 4th/5th Ave PBLs to Dearborn PBL

CHERRY ST

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PINE ST

PIKE ST

OLIVE W

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King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

§5

UV519

OPTION B (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Protected Bike Lane Network

To D

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SOUTH AT DEARBORN ST

Illustrative of the Protected Bicycle Lane Network and does not include standard bike lanes

To B

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Single directional Protected Bike Lane

Bidirectional Protected Bike Lane

S JACKSON ST

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Change in direct ion

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2-way

King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

§5

UV519

OPTION B (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Auto Network

# Number of travel lanes

Travel direction

Illustrative of the general purpose auto lane network. Streets not illustrated would not change.

Street influenced by near-term strategy

TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK AUTO NETWORKPROTECTED BIKE LANE NETWORK

PEDESTRIAN NETWORK | Pedestrian safety, mobility, and accessibility is critical to the success of all near-term capital strategies. Recommendations for the design, operations, and programing of the pedestrian environment will be developed in detail for all recommended near-term capital improvements.

DRAFTNB NBSBSB

Streetcar StreetcarTravel Lane Travel Lane

SB

ProtectedBike Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

ProtectedBike Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

2-way

ProtectedBike Lane

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

Protected/permissive right-turn phasing

NB

ProtectedBike Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

Protected/permissive right-turn phasing

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Light-Rail

SB

Light-Rail

With sidewalk reduction

With lane reduction

NB = NorthboundSB = Southbound

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

1st Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave Downtown SeattleTransit Tunnel 4th Ave 5th Ave 6th Ave

* Typical cross sections between Spring St and Madison St looking north. Curb parking/loading not shown except where subject to change.

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• Same as Baseline • Opportunities to speed boarding at bus stops are pursued

• Allows some buses to relocate from 2nd & 4th Aves

• Improvements to passenger environment & organization at crowded bus stops

• Intersection improvements at westbound cross streets (i.e., Madison & Columbia)

• Signal phasing that allows transit lane to clear of right turning vehicles

• Southbound protected bike lane would require repurposing a travel lane or moving curbs and possibly removing trees

• Reduction to two travel lanes would require additional investment in two-way 6th Ave

• Intersection improvements at eastbound cross streets (i.e., Cherry, Marion, Spring, Pike)

• Signal phasing that allows transit lane to clear of right turning vehicles

• Northbound protected bike lane (assume paired with southbound lane on 5th Ave)

• Same as Baseline • Same as Baseline

OPTION B | DOWNTOWN COUPLET WITH PIKE STREET PROTECTED BIKE LANE PAIR EAST OF 8TH AVENUE

DRAFTParking &

Loading

WB

Travel Lane

EB

Travel LaneParking & Loading

WB

Transit Only Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

EB

Travel Lane

EB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Travel LaneParking /Loading& Right-Turn

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

WB

Travel Lane

Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave

Parking /Loading& Right-Turn

Center Turn Lane

EB

Transit Only Lane

EB

Travel Lane

EB

ProtectedBike Lane

Curb Bulb /Sidewalk

Bus Stop /Curb Bulb

EB = EastboundWB = Westbound

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1st Avenue to 8th Avenue 8th Avenue to Broadway

* Typical cross sections between Belmont Ave and Boylston Ave looking east. * Typical cross sections between 5th Ave and 6th Ave looking east.

• Westbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Route 41 operates westbound from I-5 to 1st Ave

• New Route 41-only bus stop between 4th and 3rd Aves

• Eastbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Improvements to existing bus stops at 4th and 6th Aves to accommodate Route 41 passengers

• Single-direction protected bike lane on each curb

• On-street parking and loading retained on south side of street adjacent to protected bike lane

• Center turn lane eliminated east of Boren Ave and one eastbound traffic lane eliminated between Boren Ave and 8th Ave

• Existing bike lanes removed

• Center turn lane added

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Page 3: TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK PROTECTED BIKE …...• Center City Connector Streetcar • One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane • Downtown Seattle Transit • Same as today

DRAFTParking &

Loading

WB

Travel Lane

EB

Travel LaneParking & Loading

WB

Transit Only Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

EB

Travel Lane

EB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Travel LaneParking /Loading& Right-Turn

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

WB

Travel Lane

Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave

Parking /Loading& Right-Turn

Center Turn Lane

EB

Transit Only Lane

EB

Travel Lane

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ProtectedBike Lane

Curb Bulb /Sidewalk

Bus Stop /Curb Bulb

EB = EastboundWB = Westbound

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1st Avenue to 8th Avenue 8th Avenue to Broadway

* Typical cross sections between Belmont Ave and Boylston Ave looking east. * Typical cross sections between 5th Ave and 6th Ave looking east.

DRAFT

1st Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave Downtown SeattleTransit Tunnel 4th Ave 5th Ave 6th Ave

* Typical cross sections between Spring St and Madison St looking north. Curb parking/loading not shown except where subject to change.

NB NBSBSB

Streetcar StreetcarTravel Lane Travel Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

Protected/permissive right-turn phasing

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

5

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

2-way

ProtectedBike Lane

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

Protected/permissive right-turn phasing

Spring to UniversityNB

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To SB I-5NB = NorthboundSB = Southbound

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• Same as Baseline • Same as Baseline• Intersection improvements at westbound cross streets (i.e., Madison, Columbia)

• Signal phasing that allows transit lane to clear of right turning vehicles

• One lane repurposed to create southbound transit lane

• More bus service moved to 5th Avenue to take advantage of transit lane

• One travel lanes north of Madison, three south of Madison

• Does not allow room for bike lane

• Second northbound transit lane added

• Dual transit lane adds capacity for buses

• Current skip stop pattern retained

• Signal phasing that allows transit lane to clear of right turning vehicles

• Does not allow room for bike lane

• Same as Baseline • Converted to two-way street between Stewart and Marion

• Southbound travel lane provides additional capacity for I-5 access from North Downtown, Denny Triangle, Belltown, and South Lake Union

• 5th Ave transit lane is dependent on two-way 6th Ave

OPTION C | 4TH & 5TH AVENUE TRANSIT COUPLET (2019)

OPTION B | DOWNTOWN COUPLET WITH PIKE STREET PROTECTED BIKE LANE PAIR EAST OF 8TH AVENUE

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Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION C (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Transit Pr ior i ty Network

Cherry St access to I -5 HOV ramps

Single directional transit lane

Multiple transit lane(s)

Streetcar in dedicated lane

Streetcar in mixed tra�c

Illustrative of peak period transit priority (not service concept)

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Mult iple rout ing options under study for connect ing 2nd Ave PBLs to Dearborn PBL

PINE ST

PIKE ST

OLIVE W

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King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

§5

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OPTION C (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Protected Bike Lane Network

SOUTH AT DEARBORN ST

To D

enny

Illustrative of the Protected Bicycle Lane Network and does not include standard bike lanes

To Bel l/

Blanchard

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Single directional Protected Bike Lane

Bidirectional Protected Bike Lane

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PIKE ST

OLIVE W

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King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

§5

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SB I5 Access from 6th Ave

OPTION C (N-S)OPTION B (E-W)Auto Network

# Number of travel lanes

Travel direction

Illustrative of the general purpose auto lane network. Streets not illustrated would not change.

Street influenced by near-term strategy

TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK AUTO NETWORKPROTECTED BIKE LANE NETWORK

PEDESTRIAN NETWORK |

• Westbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Route 41 operates westbound from I-5 to 1st Ave

• New Route 41-only bus stop between 4th and 3rd Aves

• Eastbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Improvements to existing bus stops at 4th and 6th Aves to accommodate Route 41 passengers

• Single-direction protected bike lane on each curb

• On-street parking and loading retained on south side of street adjacent to protected bike lane

• Center turn lane eliminated east of Boren Ave and one eastbound traffic lane eliminated between Boren Ave and 8th Ave

• Existing bike lanes removed

• Center turn lane added

Pedestrian safety, mobility, and accessibility is critical to the success of all near-term capital strategies. Recommendations for the design, operations, and programing of the pedestrian environment will be developed in detail for all recommended near-term capital improvements.

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Page 4: TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK PROTECTED BIKE …...• Center City Connector Streetcar • One lane each direction repurposed for transit lane • Downtown Seattle Transit • Same as today

OPTION D | B5TH AVENUE TWO-WAY TRANSIT SPINE (2019)

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OLIVE W

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King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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UV519

OPTION D (N-S)OPTION C (E-W)Transit Pr ior i ty Network

Illustrative of peak period transit priority (not service concept)

Single directional transit lane

Multiple transit lane(s)

Streetcar in dedicated lane

Streetcar in mixed tra�c

MADISON ST

STEWA

RT ST

BELL ST

YESLER WAY

BR

OA

DW

AY

5TH

AV

E6

TH

AV

E

7TH

AV

E8T

H A

VE

4T

H A

VE

3RD

AV

E

2ND

AV

E

CHERRY ST

S JACKSON ST

Mult iple rout ing options under study for connect ing 2nd and 4th Ave PBLs to Dearborn PBL

PINE ST

PIKE ST

OLIVE W

AY

King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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OPTION D (N-S)OPTION C (E-W)Protected Bike Lane Network

To B

el l/Bla

nchard

[connect i

on to 9

th]

To D

enny

SOUTH AT DEARBORN ST

Illustrative of the Protected Bicycle Lane Network and does not include standard bike lanes

Single directional Protected Bike Lane

Bidirectional Protected Bike Lane

S JACKSON ST

MADISON ST

STEWA

RT ST

BELL ST

YESLER WAY

BR

OA

DW

AY

5TH

AV

E6

TH

AV

E

7TH

AV

E8T

H A

VE

4T

H A

VE

3RD

AV

E

2ND

AV

E

1ST A

VE

LOCA

L ACCESS ON

LY

LOCA

L ACCESS ON

LY

1

CHERRY ST

SPRING ST

2

2

1

1

1

4

2

3

3

42

1

2

PINE ST

PIKE ST

OLIVE W

AY

1-way

1-way

King Street Station

Colman Dock

Westlake Station

International District-

ChinatownStation

Pioneer Square Station

UniversityStreet Station

Capitol Hill Station

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SB I-5 Access (Spring) from 6th Ave

OPTION D (N-S)OPTION C (E-W)Auto Network

# Number of travel lanes

Travel direction

Illustrative of the general purpose auto lane network. Streets not illustrated would not change.

Street influenced by near-term strategy

TRANSIT PRIORITY NETWORK AUTO NETWORKPROTECTED BIKE LANE NETWORK

PEDESTRIAN NETWORK | Pedestrian safety, mobility, and accessibility is critical to the success of all near-term capital strategies. Recommendations for the design, operations, and programing of the pedestrian environment will be developed in detail for all recommended near-term capital improvements.

OPTION C | ONE-WAY COUPLET ON PIKE & PINE STREETS

DRAFTNB NBSBSB

Streetcar StreetcarTravel Lane Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

2-way

ProtectedBike Lane

Peak GP / Off-Peak Parking

NB

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

SB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

2-way

Protected Bike Lane

Peak GP / Off-Peak Parking

SB NB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

NB

Travel Lane

SB

Travel Lane

5

Spring to University

Note: Center lane alternates between NB and SB to allow buses to pass at stops.

NB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only Lane

SB

Transit Only LaneBus StopNB

Light-Rail

SB

Light-Rail

NB = NorthboundSB = Southbound

1st Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave Downtown SeattleTransit Tunnel 4th Ave 5th Ave 6th Ave

* Typical cross sections between Spring St and Madison St looking north. Curb parking/loading not shown except where subject to change.

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tio

n D

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nce

pt

Wha

t is

Cha

ngin

g?

• Same as Baseline • Same as Baseline• Southbound transit lane removed

• West curb lane used for general traffic during peak and parking/loading during off peak

• Most transit service relocated to 5th Ave

• Transit only during peak periods from Stewart to Jackson

• Operates similar to 3rd Ave Transit Spine; transit only at peaks with limited access and delivery

• Most bus services using 2nd & 4th Aves consolidate to 5th Ave

• Signficantly alters the existing 5th Ave streetscape and tree line

• Northbound transit lane removed

• East curb lane used for general traffic during peak and parking/loading during off peak

• Most transit service relocated to 5th Ave

• Same as Baseline • Converted to two-way street between Stewart and Marion

• Southbound travel lane provides additional capacity for I-5 access from North Downtown, Denny Triangle, Belltown, and South Lake Union

• 5th Ave peak transit only operation is dependent on two-way 6th Ave

NO

RTH

-SO

UTH

SU

RFA

CE

STR

EETS

DRAFT

DRAFTWB

Transit Only Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Travel LaneParking /Loading& Right-Turn

Parking /Loading& Left-Turn

WB

Travel Lane

Only 3 travel lanes west of 4th Ave

EB

Transit Only Lane

EB

Travel Lane

EB

ProtectedBike Lane

Curb Bulb /Sidewalk

Bus Stop /Curb Bulb

EB

Travel LaneParking & Loading

EB

Transit OnlyLane

EB

Travel Lane

EB

Protected Bike Lane

Parking & Loading

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Transit OnlyLane

WB

Travel Lane

EB = EastboundWB = Westbound

Parking & Loading

WB

Protected Bike Lane

WB

Travel Lane

WB

Travel Lane Parking & Loading

EB

Travel Lane Parking & Loading

EB

Travel Lane

EB

Protected Bike Lane

Parking & Loading

Transit lane option:(not evaluated in metrics below)

Parking &loadinglane option:(evaluated in metrics below)

Transit lane option:(not evaluated in metrics below)

Parking &loadinglane option:(evaluated in metrics below)O

pti

on

C C

onc

ept

Pine St Pike St Union St Pine St Pike St

1st Avenue to 8th Avenue 8th Avenue to Broadway

* Typical cross sections between Belmont Ave and Boylston Ave looking east. * Typical cross sections between 5th Ave and 6th Ave looking east.

Wha

t is

Cha

ngin

g?

• Westbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Route 41 operates westbound from I-5 to 1st Ave

• New Route 41-only bus stop between 4th and 3rd Aves

• Eastbound travel lane repurposed for single-direction protected bike lane

• Improvements to existing bus stops at 4th and 6th Aves to accommodate Route 41 passengers

• One-way eastbound for all modes

• One-way protected bike lane

• Two traffic lanes

• One flexible lane – could be used for transit, parking, and loading

• One-way westbound for all modes

• One-way protected bike lane

• Two traffic lanes

• One flexible lane – could be used for transit, parking, and loading

EA

ST-W

EST

SU

RFA

CE

STR

EETS

MO

DA

L N

ET

WO

RK

S