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NDOT’s $66 million Pyramid Highway project nears completion; Sparks pilots smart traffic signals
Summary
Council member Diane Vanderwell and Mayor Ed Lawson described a nearly completed NDOT-led Pyramid Highway reconstruction (about $66 million) that widens lanes, adds bike lanes and a 10-foot shared-use path; the city is also expanding corridor upgrades, a Sparks Boulevard widening and a smart-signal pilot with the RTC.
Council member Diane Vanderwell said the Nevada Department of Transportation’s Pyramid Highway reconstruction — a project she described at roughly $66,000,000 — is almost complete and includes widening, a 10-foot shared-use path, bike lanes, raised medians, smart signals and improved lighting and landscaping.
"NDOT's 66000000 dollar project has really transformed Pyramid Highway," Council member Diane Vanderwell said, describing lane widening from four to six lanes in places and sections that will be rebuilt to improve traffic flow and safety.
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