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City of Bellevue, WA Transportation
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166th Way SE Traffic Calming

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    Neighborhood Projects

    • 156th Avenue Safety Improvements
    • 166th Way SE Traffic Calming
    • 173rd Avenue NE Traffic Calming
    • 2024 Curb Ramp Improvements
    • Creative Crosswalk Designs
    • Local Street Speed Limit Reduction
    • Main Street Multipurpose Path
    • NE 28th Street Traffic Calming Project
    • NE 40th Street Improvements
    • NE 8th Crosswalk Upgrades
    • NE 8th Street Complete Streets Improvements
    • NE Bellevue Crosswalk Improvements
    • NW Bellevue Walkways and Safety Improvements
    • Newport Heights Safety Improvements
    • SE 22nd Street Speed Cushions
    • School Zone Beacon Replacement Project
    • South Bellevue Station Neighborhood Improvements
    • Completed Neighborhood Projects

    The City of Bellevue Transportation Department has heard from residents in Cougar Mountain and Lakemont  about speeding concerns on 166th Way SE between SE Cougar Mountain Way and SE 73rd Street.

    A map showing the project area of the 166th Way SE traffic calming project, It spans from SE Cougar Mountain Way to SE 73rd Street.
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    To respond to these concerns, this portion of 166th Way SE was evaluated against all other requests for traffic calming in the city—a list of over 100 locations—and was rated highly for action given traffic volumes, vehicle speeds and proximity to parks and schools. 

    The project team is currently reviewing feedback from people who live nearby and users of Cougar Mountain Regional Wildlife Park Survey to help guide the design of traffic calming treatments. Often, multiple treatments are implemented along a corridor to maximize the potential speed reduction impact. Treatments will be selected based on design considerations, community feedback, desired goals and budget. The treatments being considered include:

    • Speed cushions
    • Raised crosswalks
    • Curb extensions
    • Stationary speed radar signs
    • Neighborhood entrance treatments
    • Shared shoulder

    Schedule

    • Winter 2025: Community engagement and project design begins
    • 2025: Design alternatives selected; finalize design
    • Construction is anticipated to occur between 2026-2028 as funding becomes available.  
    Project Status
    Project Status: Planning

    Contact

    Lindsey Pavletich
    Project Manager

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    425-452-4636
    Email
    lpavletich@bellevuewa.gov

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