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El Gabinete de Transporte de Kentucky realizará una reunión pública el 11 de agosto de 5 a 7 p.m. en el Centro Comunitario Dunbar para presentar un estudio de planificación sobre North Broadway entre Main Street y Kingston Road, que busca evaluar las condiciones actuales y desarrollar soluciones conceptuales para mejorar la seguridad vial de todos los usuarios. El estudio se alinea con los esfuerzos de Lexington por mejorar la seguridad en las calles, ya que Broadway fue identificada como una de las cuatro vías con más accidentes de peatones en 2023, año en que la ciudad experimentó 180 colisiones que resultaron en 22 muertes. Las mejoras propuestas forman parte de la iniciativa Complete Streets adoptada por el Consejo del Condado Urbano en diciembre de 2022, que incluye características como carriles protegidos para bicicletas, aceras mejoradas y cruces de intersecciones más seguros.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will host a public meeting on a proposed corridor-wide planning study for North Broadway between Main Street and Kingston Road, according to a KYTC District 7 press release.
The study aims to evaluate existing conditions and develop conceptual solutions that promote safe mobility for all roadway users on the corridor. The planning team will present complete street concepts designed to make North Broadway a safer and more useful roadway for the community.
Community members, local officials and stakeholders are invited to an open house format meeting on August 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Dunbar Community Center, 545 N Upper Street. Attendees can arrive at any time during the two-hour event, and study team members will be available to answer questions and discuss proposed improvements.
The timing of the study aligns with Lexington’s broader efforts to improve street safety. Broadway was identified as one of the four roads with the most pedestrian accidents in 2023, alongside New Circle Road, Limestone and Nicholasville. In 2023, Lexington experienced 180 collisions involving pedestrians or cyclists, resulting in 22 deaths.
The study is part of Lexington’s Complete Streets initiative, adopted by the Urban County Council in December 2022, which aims to create safer, more welcoming streets for all users, whether walking, biking, using transit or driving. Complete streets designs typically incorporate features such as protected bike lanes, improved sidewalks and intersection crossings.
Community feedback from the August 11 meeting will help refine the conceptual improvements and guide the next phases of the planning process. For more information about the study, community members can visit engagekytc.com/us-27-complete-street-study.
Sources
- KYTC District 7 Press Releases
- CivicLex report on Lexington’s Complete Streets Action Plan noting Broadway as high-accident corridor
- Lexington Times coverage of Complete Streets Design Manual implementation
- City of Lexington Complete Streets initiative information
This article was generated by AI (claude-haiku-4-5-20251001) based on source material from KYTC District 7 Press Releases, enriched with 2 web searches. The original source is available at https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/KYTC/bulletins/422af13.
