Improving Traffic Safety: Proposed Plan for Gravois Road

🚦The City of St. Louis is proposing a traffic safety plan for Gravois Road that includes curb extensions, center medians, and left turn driving.

🚗🚚🚲Residents have concerns about distractions and safety for non-drivers, such as pedestrians and cyclists.

💰The project is estimated to cost between $300 to $500,000.

🗣️The City of St. Louis is seeking public input on the proposed plan.

📚A hit-and-run fatality near the intersection of Gravois Road and Russell Boulevard prompted the need for improved traffic safety measures.

What does the proposed traffic safety plan for Gravois Road include?

—The proposed plan includes curb extensions, center medians, and left turn driving.

What are residents' concerns about the plan?

—Residents are concerned about distractions and safety for non-drivers, such as pedestrians and cyclists.

How much will the project cost?

—The project is estimated to cost between $300 to $500,000.

Is the City of St. Louis seeking public input on the proposed plan?

—Yes, the City of St. Louis is seeking public input on the proposed plan.

What prompted the need for improved traffic safety measures on Gravois Road?

—A hit-and-run fatality near the intersection of Gravois Road and Russell Boulevard prompted the need for improved traffic safety measures.

00:00The City of St. Louis is seeking public input on a proposed traffic safety plan for Gravois Road.

00:49A hit-and-run fatality near the intersection of Gravois Road and Russell Boulevard prompted the need for improved traffic safety measures.

01:18The proposed plan includes curb extensions, center medians, and left turn driving to improve traffic safety.

01:25Residents have concerns about distractions and safety for non-drivers, such as pedestrians and cyclists.

01:37The project is estimated to cost between $300 to $500,000.

01:50The City of St. Louis is seeking public input on the proposed plan.

01:58Residents suggest a locally funded project instead of a federally funded one.

02:03The presentation can be viewed on the website at FOX2NOW.COM.