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Intersection of SR 9O6 I TannerWay <br />lmplement corridor access management to improve <br />traffic flow into and out of private parking lots. By <br />defining entrances and exits, roadway users can know <br />where to expect cars to be. <br />lntersection lmprcvement <br />Intersection of SR 906 €d TannerWay <br />lnstall reflective crosswalk markings (such as bar <br />pairs, continental, or ladder) to act as crosswalk <br />visibility enhancements to reduce conflicts between <br />pedestrians and drivers, as the curvature of the <br />roadway reduces the visibility at the crossing location. <br />lnstall pedestrian-scale lighting in advance of the <br />crossing^ <br />lnstall a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) to <br />provide advanced warning of the crossing location and <br />make drivers aware of pedestrians within the crossing. <br />Crossing Treatment <br />SPEED <br />LIMIT <br />25 <br />Corridor lmprovement <br />SR 9O6,West of Intersectionwith <br />Tanner Way to Summit Central <br />Add a shared use path to provide non-motorized <br />transportation alternatives. This aligns with the <br />walkway and bicycle lane FHWA proven safety <br />countermeasures and provides pedestrians and <br />cyclists with a dedicated space that reduces their <br />interactions with vehicles. <br />. Connect the intersection of 5R 906 & <br />Tanner Way to Summit Central (0.6 miles). <br />. Provide local non-motorized trail connectivity <br />between Alpental and Lake Keechelus. <br />Reduce the speed limit to reflect appropriate <br />speeds for a revised roadway section.