North Avondale Complete Street Project

Complete Street North Avondale

Putting People First

Pardon the construction as North Avondale Road and East College Avenue undergo a major transformation to create a more walkable, bikeable, safe and attractive corridor that will connect the community and encourage downtown development.

The project spans from Sams Crossing to Ashton Place and includes a landscape buffer, center median, pedestrian/bike crossings, a reduction in the lanes from five lanes to three, road repaving and restriping, and replaced and upgraded traffic signals (see details below in the Features section).

The new design will be more efficient, attractive, safer and more accessible for cyclists and walkers. Creating a better place means better opportunities, and research shows that changing the corridor from a place that people drive through, to one that they drive to, will improve economic vitality for local businesses.

Creating Changes Will

  • Slow motorists to provide safety for pedestrians and bikes and allow businesses to capture drive-through traffic.
  • Preserve existing roadway capacity while adding safety improvements and pedestrian enhancements.
  • Build a continuous, connected sidewalk system to access residential and commercial areas.
  • Provide connectivity from downtown to the Avondale Estates MARTA station.
  • Redesign intersections to increase functionality and safety.

Complete Street Project Phasing Plan

278 Complete Street Full Timeline

Timeline for Project

North Avondale Complete Street Project Timeline

Complete Street Features

  • Three 11-foot lanes including a turning lane
  • 10-foot path for pedestrians and bikes on Northside
  • 5-foot sidewalks on the south side
  • New pedestrian and vehicle lighting
  • Landscape buffer (typical 5-foot strip)
  • Center median (typical 11-foot)
  • Pedestrian/bike crossings
  • Road repaving and restriping
  • Replaced and upgraded traffic signals

Complete Street Transformation

  1. 1 Complete Street Updated Features
  2. 2 Street Old Features

Thank You to our Funding Sponsors

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