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Related Project News and Updates

River Road Corridor

The Lane Transit District (LTD) Board has adopted a resolution (May 2024) to modify the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) for River Road from the EmX alternative to the Enhanced Corridor alternative due to post-pandemic capital project cost inflation and changed ridership expectations.

MLK, Jr. Corridor Transit and Safety Project

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd transit and safety project will begin construction in June 2024. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd transit and safety project includes striping dedicated bus and turn (BAT) lanes, adding pedestrian crossings and enhancing the existing bikeway crossings at intersections. More information can be found at the project webpage at https://www.eugene-or.gov/5196/MLK-Transit-and-Safety-Project

Coburg Road Corridor

The City of Eugene has been awarded grant funding to develop a multimodal plan for Coburg Road from Ferry Street Bridge to Crescent Avenue that makes the street work better for people driving, walking, biking and taking the bus, enhances safety, reduces congestion, and increases reliability of bus service. The exact timeline of this study is to be determined.

Additionally, a Coburg Road repaving project will begin construction in Summer 2024. The paving project will improve the street surface and upgrade pedestrian curb ramps between Ferry Street Bridge and I-105. More information can be found on the city’s webpage at https://www.eugene-or.gov/2558/Current-Projects


LTD System Review Project

The LTD System Review project identifies opportunities for improving fixed route service in Eugene and Springfield as well as rural route service to other communities in Lane County. Throughout 2024, the project team has been conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the fixed route network and has worked with the community to identify service improvement priorities.

Draft short-term service recommendations (Spring 2024) include creating high frequency bus service on the River Road Corridor (between Eugene Station and Santa Clara Station) as well as creating high frequency bus service on the Coburg Road Corridor (between Eugene Station and Harlow Road).

LTD staff will bring recommendations to LTD’s Board of Directors for consideration of adoption in October 2024.

Updated July 15, 2024