Blocked crossings in downtown and central Kennewick delay emergency response and prevent drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians from getting where they need to go. This study will examine all twelve at-grade crossings along the BNSF and Union Pacific lines to identify where grade separations or crossing reductions would make the Tri-Cities safer and better connected.
Maria Cantwell: “Blocked crossings in downtown and central Kennewick delay emergency response and prevent drivers, cyclists, and…”
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