Stallings Boulevard now has redesigned pathways that reduce mode conflicts and facilitate access into Stallings Blvd. Garage (SBG), including one new entrance lane for vehicular traffic. Stallings Boulevard has been reconfigured to turn double lanes into the garage, double left turns from Joe Routt Boulevard to Wellborn Road, and access to the area is now via Joe Routt Boulevard only.
Bollards are being added across Stallings Boulevard at West Lamar Street to protect the crosswalk by disallowing vehicle access. Pedestrian and wheeled device paths have been moved to the east side of Stallings Boulevard to eliminate the vehicular conflict at the garage entry and exit lanes.
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Improvements have been made to Stallings Boulevard and SBG to increase safety for pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular movement.
Access to and from SBG is now from Joe Routt Boulevard with designated two lane turns from Joe Routt Boulevard onto Stallings Boulevard and into SBG, where a third entry lane has been added.
All mobility paths have been moved to the east side of the street eliminating the need to cross garage entry and exit lanes.
Bollards are being added at West Lamar Street to create a protected crosswalk from ILCB to the MSC and will limit other traffic in the new centralized bus hub.
This rendering illustrates the reconfiguration of Stallings Boulevard and the garage.
A dedicated path for wheeled devices have been created on the east side of Stallings Boulevard.
This bidirectional path provides connectivity through this area of campus with decreased conflict points between Joe Routt Boulevard and West Lamar Street.
A bidirectional path, similar to this one on Lamar Street, have been created on Stallings Boulevard.
The pedestrian pathways inside SBG have been reconfigured to provide easier access to ILCB and the new pedestrian pathway.
A new pedestrian pathway is now located on the north side of the garage providing direct access to ILCB.
Bollards are being added to the intersection of Stallings Boulevard at West Lamar Street, creating a dedicated pedestrian pathway from ILCB to the MSC.
Bollards are being added at Lamar Street to create a pedestrian corridor.
