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All files below are in PDF format.
	Final Steese Traffic Study July 2010 - Executive Summary 2mb
	Final Steese Traffic Study July 2010 - No Appendices 95mb
	Appendix A 70mb
	Appendix B 2mb
	Appendix C
	Appendix D
	Appendix E 3mb
	Appendix F
	Appendix G
	Appendix H
	Appendix I 11mb
	Final Steese Traffic Study July 2010 - No Appendices or Figures 2.5mb

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Al Beck, PE DOT&PF Project Manager 907.451.5359 albert.beck@alaska.gov

Steese Highway / Johansen Expressway Area
Traffic Improvements (GO BOND)

DOT&PF has finalized the Traffic Study for the Steese Highway / Johansen Expressway Area Traffic Improvements project. Links to the Traffic Study can be found at right. Ideas addressed in the Traffic Study include new pedestrian facilities, signalized intersections, roundabouts, a continuous flow intersection, interchanges, flyovers, turn lanes, road extensions, railroad crossings, Old Steese Highway realignment, and a one-way circulation route.

DOT&PF is also working with the City of Fairbanks to design and construct the Helmericks Avenue Extension and Bentley Trust Road Upgrade project, which will extend Helmericks Avenue to a junction with College Road and realign and upgrade the Bentley Trust Road to intersect Helmericks Avenue. This project also proposes to signalize the intersection of Bentley Trust Road and the Old Steese Highway.

DOT&PF is continuing to analyze the results of the Traffic Study and public involvement to develop additional projects for design and construction.

The goal of the Steese Expressway / Johansen Expressway Traffic Improvements project is to relieve congestion and improve safety in the rapidly developing commercial area in northeast Fairbanks.