Dublin Four-Lane Pedestrian Crossing Evaluation and Policy Recommendations Study
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Project Overview
The City of Dublin is launching a citywide study to look at unsignalized pedestrian crossings on streets with four or more lanes of traffic. These are often the most difficult places to cross, and this effort will focus on making them safer and easier for people of all ages and abilities.
The study will build on current City practices by reviewing existing crossings, gathering input from residents and learning from best practices used in communities across the country. The goal is to create clear, consistent guidance for improving these crossings in a thoughtful and transparent way. The findings will help update the current Dublin Crosswalk Treatment Guidelines, ensuring future improvements reflect community priorities and today’s safety standards.
The map below illustrates the corridors that have been identified for review through this study.
Key Milestones The following are key milestones in the planning process for this study:
The Four-Lane Pedestrian Crossing Evaluation and Policy Recommendations Study kicked off on December 10, 2025.
A public survey will open on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, and will remain open through Sunday, March 15, 2026.
The survey results will be compiled and reviewed starting on March 16, 2026.
City staff will provide regular updates at City Council meetings on study progress as requested.
Final report and policy to be delivered and posted for public access in Fall 2026.
Engagement Goals and Objectives We are seeking input from the Dublin community to identify locations along roadways with four or more lanes where pedestrian-friendly crossings are most needed, where existing crossings could be improved and to understand the features that make some crossings feel safer and more comfortable than others. Community feedback will help shape recommended crossing improvements and guide how projects are prioritized across the city.
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Project Overview
The City of Dublin is launching a citywide study to look at unsignalized pedestrian crossings on streets with four or more lanes of traffic. These are often the most difficult places to cross, and this effort will focus on making them safer and easier for people of all ages and abilities.
The study will build on current City practices by reviewing existing crossings, gathering input from residents and learning from best practices used in communities across the country. The goal is to create clear, consistent guidance for improving these crossings in a thoughtful and transparent way. The findings will help update the current Dublin Crosswalk Treatment Guidelines, ensuring future improvements reflect community priorities and today’s safety standards.
The map below illustrates the corridors that have been identified for review through this study.
Key Milestones The following are key milestones in the planning process for this study:
The Four-Lane Pedestrian Crossing Evaluation and Policy Recommendations Study kicked off on December 10, 2025.
A public survey will open on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, and will remain open through Sunday, March 15, 2026.
The survey results will be compiled and reviewed starting on March 16, 2026.
City staff will provide regular updates at City Council meetings on study progress as requested.
Final report and policy to be delivered and posted for public access in Fall 2026.
Engagement Goals and Objectives We are seeking input from the Dublin community to identify locations along roadways with four or more lanes where pedestrian-friendly crossings are most needed, where existing crossings could be improved and to understand the features that make some crossings feel safer and more comfortable than others. Community feedback will help shape recommended crossing improvements and guide how projects are prioritized across the city.
