CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON HUDSON PLACE
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS
The City of Hoboken would like to advise commuters, residents, and visitors that Phase I construction of improved pedestrian safety and walkway features immediately in front of the PATH headhouses along Hudson Place is scheduled to begin on or about October 19, 2010.
This work is part of the Zimmer Administration’s commitment to addressing the City’s neglected pedestrian infrastructure and reducing conflicts between pedestrians and motor vehicles. The project is funded by "Safe Streets to Transit" grants from the New Jersey Department of Transportation's local aid programs.
"Pedestrian safety is the foundation of a fun, enjoyable, and accessible Hoboken,” said Mayor Dawn Zimmer. “We are making one of the most heavily trafficked segments of roadway safer and more convenient for the thousands of residents and visitors who walk in this area every day.”
Safety Improvement Plan For Hudson Place |
"This is exactly what we mean by ‘Complete Streets’,” added Transportation and Parking Director Ian Sacs. “The roadway has been redesigned to carefully consider an appropriate balance of all modes of transportation, including walking, bicycling, buses, and driving."
Click below to download the construction drawings and plans for Phase I of the Hudson Place construction project:
http://hobokennj.org/docs/transportation/Hudson-Place-Phase-1.pdf
Link: http://www.hobokennj.org/news/construction-to-begin-on-hudson-place-pedestrian-safety-improvements/ ◦