Implement vision zero improvements throughout the city of LAS vegas

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the Nevada Department of Transportation $7,031,579 on August 26, 2026, under the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CFDA 20.268) to implement Vision Zero improvements throughout the City of Las Vegas on high-injury network roadways.

The project delivers adopted countermeasures for reducing fatalities on three off-system corridors: North Eastern Avenue (US 95 to Owens Avenue), North Lamb Boulevard (Sherril Avenue to Owens Avenue), and North Pecos Road (Charleston Boulevard to Owens Avenue), all in Clark County. Improvements include signage, striping, enhanced pedestrian and bike facilities, median island modifications, ADA and PROWAG-compliant ramps, traffic signal and streetlight upgrades, and pavement rehabilitation.

The period of performance extends through December 31, 2033. All work is performed in Nevada.

Project description

Implement vision zero improvements throughout the city of LAS vegas on high injury network roadways. Improvements to include adopted countermeasures for reducing fatalities: signage, striping, enhanced pedestrian & bike facilities, median island modifications, ADA/prowag compliant ramps, traffic signal & streetlight upgrades, pavement rehabilitation, etc. N eastern AVE, clark county, from US95 to owens AVE. - off system; n lamb blvd, clark county, from sherril AVE. To owens AVE. - off system; n pecos RD, clark county, from charleston blvd. To owens AVE. - off system