106th ave curbside pilot

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Language English Español 简体中文 繁體中文 日本語 한국어 Pусский Tiếng Việt Menu Breadcrumb Home City Government Departments Transportation Projects Neighborhood Projects 106th Ave Curbside Pilot 106th Ave Curbside Pilot MyBellevue Chatbot MyBellevue Chatbot × Give Feedback Copied to clipboard Neighborhood Projects 106th Ave Curbside Pilot 156th Avenue SE Safety Improvements 98th Avenue SE (97th Place SE) and SE 11th Street Slope Stabilization Eastgate/Tyee Safety Improvements NW Bellevue Walkways and Safety Improvements Newport Heights Safety Improvements School Zone Beacon Replacement Project Completed Neighborhood Projects Header Image The 106th Avenue Northeast Curbside Management Pilot is part of a collaborative effort to study how the curbside area is currently used and how it might be used better in the future. More study is needed because rapid growth is anticipated for downtown Bellevue and competition for limited curbside space is expected to increase. Uses for that space come from ride-hailing services (for example, Uber, Lyft and taxis), private buses and shuttles, King County Metro and Sound Transit buses, delivery trucks, “micromobility” services (such as shared bikes and scooters), curbside pick-ups and drop-offs, pedestrians and sidewalk dining. Cities are beginning to test solutions on their streets to better meet these new demands for curbside space. About the pilot Traditionally relegated to vehicle parking or vehicle traffic, the curb has become increasingly important as cities grapple with how to manage the emerging mobility services. Bellevue is conducting the pilot as part of the Smart Cities Collaborative, a group of cities doing similar curbside studies in 2020. Bellevue, Boston and Minneapolis were selected as pilot cities and are receiving technical support from Transportation for America, a national organization that supports a safe, affordable and convenient transportation system. Bellevue Transportation also has received local support for the pilot project from King County Metro, Bellevue Downtown Association, Bellevue Chamber of Commerce and others. Description The pilot will study curbside management on 106th Avenue NE, between Northeast 4th and 8th streets. The study will take a two-pronged approach -- data collection and performance assessment -- as it attempts to answer key questions. Data collection: Bellevue will use multiple data collection techniques to evaluate existing curbside trends and see where curbside “friction” occurs, such as vehicles parking illegally in travel lanes. System performance assessment: After collecting initial data, staff will evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of the monitoring systems that are deployed on the corridor. There’s no plan for extensive construction work as part of the pilot. Key questions to answer: What are some new best practices for curb management? How to ensure the safety and efficiency of Bellevue’s increasingly constrained street network? What’s the best technology for measuring curbside uses? How can Bellevue encourage commerce and mobility while ensuring livability? Schedule 2021 (December): Publish final report 2020-2021: Conduct performance assessment, validate and process data 2020 (May to September): Install equipment, initiate and conduct pilot Funding City resources for the Curbside Management Pilot will include the creation of temporary, low-cost signs, and staff time devoted to monitoring the pilot. Background and outreach material Curbside Technology Performance Assessment Report (February 2022) News release announcing the curbside management About the Smart Cities Collaborative Contact Chris Iverson Telephone 425-452-6461 Email civerson@bellevuewa.gov Social Media City of Bellevue, WA 450 110th Avenue NE Bellevue, WA 98004 Directions to City Hall Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Footer Menu Contacts 425-452-6800 servicefirst@bellevuewa.gov MyBellevue Customer Assistance Contact Us / Employee Directory Careers ADA/Title VI Notices Languages English Español 简体中文 繁體中文 日本語 한국어 Pусский Tiếng Việt Request a Translation Request a Translation اطلب ترجمة 申请翻译 要求翻譯 अनुवाद का अनुरोध करें 翻訳をリクエストする 번역 요청 درخواست ترجمه ਅਨੁਵਾਦ ਦੀ ਬੇਨਤੀ ਕਰੋ Запрос на перевод Solicitud de traducción అనువాదం అడగండి ترجمےکے لئے ایک درخواست Yêu cầu bản dịch ትርጉም መጠየቅ Social Media © 2019 City of Bellevue | All Rights Reserved. | ADA/Title VI Notices | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map

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