Implement vision zero improvements throughout the city of LAS vegas

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the Nevada Department of Transportation $5,263,158 on August 26, 2026, for Vision Zero safety improvements on high-injury network roadways throughout Las Vegas under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205).

The project implements countermeasures to reduce traffic fatalities across three off-system city roadways: North Eastern Avenue from US Route 95 to Owens Avenue; North Lamb Boulevard from Sherril Avenue to Owens Avenue; and North Pecos Road from Charleston Boulevard to Owens Avenue in Clark County. Improvements include signage, striping, enhanced pedestrian and bicycle facilities, median island modifications, Americans with Disabilities Act and Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines–compliant ramps, traffic signal and streetlight upgrades, and pavement rehabilitation.

Performance extends through December 31, 2033, with all work located in Nevada. The Nevada Department of Transportation, operating through its Financial Management division, serves as the prime recipient administering the award. Sub-recipient pass-through to the City of Las Vegas is anticipated based on typical NDOT grant administration patterns, though specific sub-award documentation is not present in the source record.

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