NW Aurora Intersections: Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Program

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Image of existing intersection where improvements will be made
Click on the "Select Language" globe (upper left corner) for other languages. Español: Para ver la página en español, haga clic en la opción "Select Language" en la esquina superior izquierda y seleccione “Spanish.” Amharic: ገጹን በአማርኛ ለማየት ከላይ በግራ ጥግ ላይ ያለውን "ቋንቋ ምረጥ" ፊኛ ይንኩ። (gets’uni be’āmarinya lemayeti kelayi begira t’igi layi yalewini "k’wanik’wa miret’i" yemīlewini luli t’ek’i yadirigu) Somali: Si aad u aragto bogga af-Soomaaliga, guji "Select Language" globe ee ku yaal koonaha bidix ee sare.  Karen: ဒ်သိးကကွၢ်လံာ်ကဘျံးလၢ X (ထၢနုာ်လီၤကျိာ်) အဂီၢ်, စံၢ်လီၤ "ဃုထၢကျိာ်" လၢအအိၣ်ဖဲ စုစ့ၣ်အဖီခိၣ် အနၢၣ်ထံး အလိၤန့ၣ်တက့ၢ်ႉ Burmese: စာမျက်နှာကို မြန်မာဘာသာဖြင့်ကြည့်ရှုရန်၊ ဘယ်ဘက်အပေါ်ထောင့်ရှိ "Select Language" ကမ္ဘာလုံးကို နှိပ်ပါ။ (hcarmyetnharko myanmar bharsarhpyang kyany shu raan, bhaalbhaat aapaw htaw ng shi "Select Language" kambharloneko nhaiutpar)

The NW Aurora Intersections Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Program will construct bulb-outs (also known as curb extensions) at eight intersections. The goal is to enhance walking and driving conditions in northwest Aurora neighborhoods along streets that are on the Regional High Injury Network (those roadways with the highest number of fatal and severe injury crashes, as defined in the Denver Regional Council of Governments' Taking Action on Regional Vision Zero plan).

Prior crash history and community input, including feedback gathered during the 2020-21 Havana Street Corridor Study, informed initial project designs and helped prioritize project locations. These installations will reduce the crossing distance and narrow the roadway to encourage slower vehicle speeds, which will improve crossing safety and comfort and enhance visibility for pedestrians accessing area trails, parks, schools, bus stops and other amenities and destinations.

Subscribe for project updates to stay informed on upcoming public meetings and other engagement opportunities. Project construction is estimated to start in Summer/Fall 2024. The project's final design will be posted on this webpage in Summer 2024.

A virtual public meeting was held on Zoom in April 2023. Navigate to the Documents tab on the right-hand side bar of the main page to view the meeting materials in English and Spanish. The Public Meeting Video is also available to watch.

Click on the "Select Language" globe (upper left corner) for other languages. Español: Para ver la página en español, haga clic en la opción "Select Language" en la esquina superior izquierda y seleccione “Spanish.” Amharic: ገጹን በአማርኛ ለማየት ከላይ በግራ ጥግ ላይ ያለውን "ቋንቋ ምረጥ" ፊኛ ይንኩ። (gets’uni be’āmarinya lemayeti kelayi begira t’igi layi yalewini "k’wanik’wa miret’i" yemīlewini luli t’ek’i yadirigu) Somali: Si aad u aragto bogga af-Soomaaliga, guji "Select Language" globe ee ku yaal koonaha bidix ee sare.  Karen: ဒ်သိးကကွၢ်လံာ်ကဘျံးလၢ X (ထၢနုာ်လီၤကျိာ်) အဂီၢ်, စံၢ်လီၤ "ဃုထၢကျိာ်" လၢအအိၣ်ဖဲ စုစ့ၣ်အဖီခိၣ် အနၢၣ်ထံး အလိၤန့ၣ်တက့ၢ်ႉ Burmese: စာမျက်နှာကို မြန်မာဘာသာဖြင့်ကြည့်ရှုရန်၊ ဘယ်ဘက်အပေါ်ထောင့်ရှိ "Select Language" ကမ္ဘာလုံးကို နှိပ်ပါ။ (hcarmyetnharko myanmar bharsarhpyang kyany shu raan, bhaalbhaat aapaw htaw ng shi "Select Language" kambharloneko nhaiutpar)

The NW Aurora Intersections Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Program will construct bulb-outs (also known as curb extensions) at eight intersections. The goal is to enhance walking and driving conditions in northwest Aurora neighborhoods along streets that are on the Regional High Injury Network (those roadways with the highest number of fatal and severe injury crashes, as defined in the Denver Regional Council of Governments' Taking Action on Regional Vision Zero plan).

Prior crash history and community input, including feedback gathered during the 2020-21 Havana Street Corridor Study, informed initial project designs and helped prioritize project locations. These installations will reduce the crossing distance and narrow the roadway to encourage slower vehicle speeds, which will improve crossing safety and comfort and enhance visibility for pedestrians accessing area trails, parks, schools, bus stops and other amenities and destinations.

Subscribe for project updates to stay informed on upcoming public meetings and other engagement opportunities. Project construction is estimated to start in Summer/Fall 2024. The project's final design will be posted on this webpage in Summer 2024.

A virtual public meeting was held on Zoom in April 2023. Navigate to the Documents tab on the right-hand side bar of the main page to view the meeting materials in English and Spanish. The Public Meeting Video is also available to watch.

Page last updated: 04 Mar 2024, 05:20 PM