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29 Road & I-70B 29 Road & I-70 B 29 Road and I-70B Interchange A key component of the transformation of the 29 Road corridor into a major link in the transportation network is the proposed connection at I-70B. This project proposes to construct a viaduct to extend 29 Road over the Union Pacific Railroad tracks and I-70B. These improvements are part of the 29 Road corridor improvements that will eventually connect Highway 50 with Interstate 70.
Riverside Parkway Riverside Parkway Riverside Parkway is a new three and five lane urban roadway for providing connections across southern Grand Junction. It is located between the Union Pacific Railroad and the Colorado River. This roadway is planned as a first phase and southern segment to a loop around central Grand Junction, in conjunction with 29 Road, Interstate 70, and 24 Road. For more information click on the Riverside Parkway link above.
F 1/2 Road Study F 1/2 Road Study Rather than "react" after development occurs, the City is taking a "pro-active" approach by planning for the increased growth before it occurs. Part of the the pro-active approach is to improve east/west travel between Patterson Road and Interstate 70 (I-70) in the vicinity of the Mesa Mall. The F 1/2 Area Corridor Study was conducted by the City of Grand Junction to determine which east-west corridor(s) in the vicinity of Mesa Mall should be improved or developed.
Travel Rate Index Study Travel Rate Index Study Travel Studies were conducted August-October 2005. The map shows teh average travel time it takes to get form the beginning point to the end point of some of the major streets in Grand Junction. Click on the link to view the map and times.
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Final Reports Available: 2030 Regional Transportation Plan Clifton Pedestrian Circulation Study Emergency & Security Preparadness Plan Grand Valley Transit Orgin/Destination Study I-70B corridor Optimization Study Mesa County Transit Facility Site Selection Study Transit Element Redlands Area Transportation Plan	Transportation Related Links: American Public Transit Association Bureau of Transportation Statistics Colorado Association of Transit Agenices Colorado Deaprtment of Transportation Community Transportation Association of America Federal Highway Administration Federal Transit Administration Institute of Transportation Engineers Intelligent Transportation Systems Mesa County Civic Forum Web Page National Academy of Engineering Smart Growth Network Sustainable Communities Network U.S. Department of Transportation Women's Transportation Network