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Intersection Projects
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32nd Street & McClelland Boulevard
Joplin, MO |
The intersection at 32nd Street and McClelland Boulevard lies between two large hospital complexes in Joplin’s medical services district. The four-way stop intersection functioned well, except when shift changes overwhelmed it and unacceptable queues developed. Improvements include signalization with video detection, preemptive capabilities (for emergency vehicles), protected left turns in all directions with dual lefts for southbound turning east. The signal also has full pedestrian access controls and is ADA compliant for a future sidewalk system.
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Zora Intersections
Joplin, MO |
| Tri-State Engineering completed plans for improvements to the intersections of st1:Street>Zora Street with St. Louis Street and Florida Street in north Joplin, complimenting the City’s plans to widen Zora between Rangeline Road and Main Street. Both intersections had existing two-way stops, giving priority to Zora. They were modified to fully signalized intersections, using video detection, preemptive devices, full pedestrian access, bicycle lanes and ADA compliant crossings. These intersections are complete and have contributed to the overall success of the Zora widening project, as well as the conversion of Zora to a truck route. |
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