Tucker Boulevard Cycle Track Project

The Tucker Blvd Cycle Track will consist of a 2-way, street level, physically protected bicycle and scooter facility on the existing asphalt pavement along the west side of North Tucker Boulevard between Washington Avenue  and Chouteau Avenue.

Project Overview

Background

The Tucker Boulevard Cycle Track Project will add a 2-way, street level, physically protected bicycle and scooter facility on the existing asphalt pavement along the west side of North Tucker Boulevard between Washington Avenue and Chouteau Avenue. The project will also include elements that improve pedestrian safety and accessibility such as updated pedestrian signal heads, high visibility crosswalk markings, a mid-block median crosswalk refuge island at City Hall, and updated ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) curb ramps at select locations along the west side of North Tucker Blvd. In addition, a new traffic signal is planned to replace the existing signal at the intersection of North Tucker Blvd and Chouteau Ave. This new signal will accommodate the cycle track, lane reconfiguration, curb ramps, and modified drainage at this intersection. 

 

Project Budget

  • Design: $99,934.00
  • Construction:
    • Federal Funds - $1,200,000.00
    • Local Funds - $280,000.00

 

Project Schedule

Preliminary Design - Fall 2023

Final Design - Fall 2024

Construction - Anticipated to start in Spring 2025

 

Project Status

The Tucker Boulevard Cycle Track Project was advertised for bids on October 15, 2024. Bids are due on November 19, 2024.

 

Contact

Kevin Trapp, P.E.                                                              

City of St. Louis Board of Public Service

 City Hall Room 301

1200 Market Street

St. Louis, Missouri 63103

 

Melvine Nassi

City of St. Louis Board of Public Service

 City Hall Room 301

1200 Market Street

St. Louis, Missouri 63103

 

Location

Eastern St. Louis, Missouri

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