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Imagine a Boulevard
Six-lane multimodal boulevard: River Terrace to Kenilworth
The northern portion of DC-295 sees the most traffic today with residential neighborhoods and businesses sitting along both sides of the highway. As a result, this busy stretch of highway could lend itself well to a six-lane multimodal boulevard. The boulevard could continue to serve as a high-capacity connector to greater DC and other parts of the river corridor, however, unlike DC-295, this boulevard would accommodate all types of travelers, not just those in private vehicles.
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By enabling more access points to and across the road, especially for pedestrians and cyclists, the boulevard could also create opportunities for new commercial activity and a larger development at the PEPCO site.

Proposed features:
• Dedicated bus rapid transit (BRT) in inner lane each way


• Two lanes of vehicle traffic each way
• Two-way cycle track on west side
• Retention median
• Sidewalks on both sides
• Development on both sides except where boulevard approaches CSX rail
