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SMCTA PSE for US 101 Woodside Interchange
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<br />1 <br /> <br />84/101 Communica�on Plan <br />December 2023 <br />1. Project Execu�ve Summary <br />The California Department of Transporta�on (Caltrans) and the City of Redwood City (City), in <br />coopera�on with the San Mateo County Transporta�on Authority (SMCTA), are leading the <br />effort to reconstruct the U.S. Highway (US) 101 and State Route 84 (SR 84)/Woodside Road <br />Interchange and Port Access Project (Project). <br /> <br />Constructed in 1959, the project area has been recognized as a significant regional and state <br />problem for decades; since 1988, Caltrans has listed it as a priority and SMCTA has designated <br />it as a Key Congested Area. <br />The Project will resolve mul�ple issues related to safety and equitable access (delineated <br />below) with many benefits. The Project will reconstruct SR 84 (Woodside Road) and the CA- <br />101 interchange to replace all ramps, widen Woodside Road to improve traffic flow, lower <br />Woodside Road to increase the ver�cal clearance for improved freight safety, and eliminate the <br />5-leg intersec�on at Broadway/Woodside Road to reduce delay and improve opera�ons. In <br />addi�on, the project will signalize ramp intersec�ons, add turn lanes with longer pocket <br />Figure 1: Project Design Exhibit with Mobility Directions
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