Mid-block Crosswalks: East Lansing, MI

Project Abstract

This mid-block crosswalk traverses a major five-lane boulevard. The 60-100 foot median has a great canopy for waiting pedestrians, with elaborate architectural features.

Sheltered pedestrian island at mid-block crossing in East Lansing, MI

This mid-block crosswalk traverses a major five-lane boulevard. The 60-to-100-foot median has a great canopy for waiting pedestrians, with elaborate architectural features.



Sheltered pedestrian island at mid-block crossing in East Lansing, MI

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Location:: Grand River St. East Lansing, MI, US
Source:: Walkable Communities

CSS Highlights

Flexible Design Elements:

Crossing Islands/Channelized Intersection, Crosswalks, Crosswalks: Mid-block, Crosswalks: Un-signalized, Landscaping/Amenities

Community Outcome:

Aesthetic Enhancement

CSS Qualities - Process :

CSS Qualities - Outcomes

Benefits for the agency

CSS Details & Data

Road Classification (AASHTO):: Urban Collector
Road Classification (Other):: Boulevard
Status:: Completed
Physical Setting:: Urban; Main Street
Population:: 5,000 - 50,000
Land Use:: Institutional
Transportation Facilities:: Road
CSS Transportation Outcome:: Increased Walkability, Improved Safety (Pedestrians/Bikes)

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