The Roanoke Valley Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) partnered with the Virginia Department of Transportation to complete a multimodal transportation plan of Route 419. Route 419 is a 9.5-mile, state highway that extends west from the US 220 Expressway in southern Roanoke County, along the limits of the City of Roanoke, then northwest through the City of Salem, and terminating just north of I-81. The plan evaluted various issues within the corridor over a 25 year planning horizon, including: traffic capacity, bicycle and pedestrian accomodations, transit service, freight, and park-n-ride lots. The planning effort was jointly funded by the Roanoke Area MPO, Salem District-VDOT, and a grant from the Virginia Intermodal Planning Office.

The Plan was adopted by the Roanoke Valley Area MPO through a resolution at it meeting on March 25, 2010.

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Cover
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Introduction
Existing Conditions
Future Conditions
Recommendations
Implementation

Appendixes
1 - Public Involvement
2 - Syncro/HCS
3 - Turning Movement Counts
4 - Crash Data
5 - Bicycle Pedestrian Methodology
6 - Photos of Intersections for Improvements
7 - Cost Estimates