First look at design for Fifth and Sixth as two-way streets (access required)

By: Teya Vitu April 19, 2017 Comments Off

Converting the one-way Fifth and Sixth streets in downtown Boise to two-way would involve turn lanes at the cost of 54 street parking spaces, according to the first designs made public by the Ada County Highway District. Boise has asked ACHD to convert Fifth and Sixth to two-way traffic between Fort and Myrtle streets. “The feasibility study ...

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First look at design for Fifth and Sixth as two-way streets

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