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Sugar House to the University

Sugar House to the U

Neighborhood Byway

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What is the Sugar House to the U Neighborhood Byway?

Salt Lake City is making it better for people of all ages and abilities to walk, bicycle, and roll along neighborhood streets by adding Neighborhood Byways.

Neighborhood Byways create pleasant and convenient routes for people using active modes of transportation by encouraging safe travel speeds, discouraging cut-through vehicle traffic, providing safe crossings of busy streets, and connecting people to destinations. Salt Lake City is developing many of these routes, which can be viewed on the Neighborhood Byways page.

A crosswalk improvement at 1300 West and 1700 South. The crosswalk was upgraded to red concrete to stand out against the black asphalt road. Pedestrian push buttons mounted to flashing yellow crosswalk signs are located on each side of the road. Concrete curb extensions and a pedestrian refuge island filled with mulch and shrubs shorten the crossing distance and make pedestrians more visible to drivers.
Crossing improvement at 1300 W and 1700 S
A Toucan signal at the intersection of 600 East and 2100 South. There is no northbound or southbound through access; drivers to make a
HAWK signal at 600 E 2100 S
A crosswalk improvement at the intersection of Indiana Avenue and Cheyenne Street. The crosswalk was upgraded to red concrete to stand out against the black asphalt road. Pedestrian push buttons mounted to flashing yellow crosswalk signs are located on each side of the road. Concrete curb extensions filled with mulch shorten the crossing distance and make pedestrians more visible to drivers. The curb extensions have a separate ramp for bicycles to make it easier for bicycles to safely cross the street.
Upgraded crossing at the intersection of Indiana Ave and Cheyenne St

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Salt Lake City Neighborhood Byways FAQ

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Contact Us

Project Manager | Will Becker

Email | Will.Becker@slcgov.com

Phone | 801-535-6569

Social Media | @SLCmoves @SLCgov