Serving 600,000 vehicles a day, the Kew Gardens Interchange in New York City was experiencing mass congestion and above average crash rates. This project implemented structural and operational enhancements through multiple construction contracts. The $366 million project encompassed the construction of 22 new and three rehabilitated bridges, wider travel lanes, new lane configurations, updated signage, improved storm water drainage, an ADA-compliant pedestrian tunnel, and a shared-use path to better connect communities on both sides of the interchange and increase safety for all, regardless of how one got around the area.
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