State Route 4 Wilson Way Surface Transportation Assistance Act Intersection Improvement

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The project proposes to improve the Surface Transportation Assistance Act (STAA) design truck vehicle turn movement by widening a portion of the roadway and replacing the existing curb, gutter, sidewalk, and curb ramp at the State Route (SR) 4 eastbound (EB) Off-ramp and Wilson way signalized intersection. The work is on the southwest (SW) and northeast (NE) quadrants of the intersection spot location work associated with SR 4 PM 17.7. The location is in the City of Stockton within San Joaquin County on the south side of SR 4. Wilson Way is a north-south arterial beginning at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the south end and connecting to State Route 99 to the north. Wilson Way also intersects with Waterloo Road, all of which are currently designated as STAA routes. This interchange has been identified as an essential access point for STAA trucks traveling on the existing STAA truck network in San Joaquin County. Although this interchange does not currently accommodate STAA trucks, STAA trucks are using it; therefore, it is recommended that improvements be made to accommodate the following turning movements. This Minor A project is solely focused on the SR 4 EB Off-ramp improvements for left turn movement to northbound (NB) Wilson Way and right turn movement to southbound (SB) Wilson way.