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Duvall’s draft 2024 transportation plan forecasts growth, flags future Main Street bottlenecks and moves to boost walking and biking
Summary
The Duvall 2024 draft transportation plan projects about 890 new homes and nearly 1,000 jobs by 2044, finds all major intersections in 2023 meeting level-of-service standards but projects three Main Street intersections to fail by 2044, highlights through-truck traffic from British Columbia, and proposes expanded bike and pedestrian facilities.
Duvall’s 2024 draft transportation plan projects the city will add roughly 890 new homes and nearly 1,000 jobs by 2044 and flags three intersections along Main Street that the plan projects could operate at failing levels by 2044.
The plan also documents significant freight use of local roads — including trucks coming from British Columbia that use Main Street to bypass congestion around Seattle — and recommends active-transportation investments such as expanded sidewalks and new bike facilities to reduce car dependence and address future congestion.
The draft plan places the growth and traffic projections in a local context: 29 major intersections were operating at an acceptable level of…
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