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Improvements to Dangerous Intersections Improvements to Dangerous Intersections Intersection Status/ Target Completion Date Intersection Status/ Target Completion Date 1 South Capitol Street and I Street Completion January, 2013 30 14th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. Completed 12/10/12 2 South Dakota Avenue and Bladensburg Road, N.E. Completed 31 Wisconsin Avenue and Jenifer Street, N.W. Completion March, 2013 3 North Capitol Street and M Street Completion January, 2013 32 19th Street and M Street, N.W. Completed 4 New York Avenue and South Dakota Avenue, N.E. Completed 33 27th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Excluded 5 New York Avenue and North Capitol Street Completion December, 2012 34 19th Street and K Street, N.W. Completion February 2013 6 3rd Street and New York Avenue, N.W. Completed 35 16th Street and Spring Road, N.W. Completion March, 2013 7 1st Street and Massachusetts Avenue, N.E. Excluded 36 Wisconsin Avenue and Van Ness Street, N.W. Completed 12/13/12 8 North Capitol Street and Michigan Avenue Completion January, 2013 37 25th Street, Good Hope Road and Naylor Road, S.E. Completion April, 2013 9 14th Street and Rhode Island Avenue, N.E. Completed 38 20th Street and K Street, N.W. Completion February, 2013 10 New York Avenue and Montana Avenue, N.E. Coordinate with Walmart development 39 17th Street, K Street and Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Completion February, 2013 project. 11 Central Avenue and Southern Avenue, S.E. Completion April, 2013 40 Connecticut Avenue and Porter Street, N.W. Completion February, 2013 12 North Capitol Street and Rhode Island Avenue Completion January, 2013 41 4th Street, Michigan Avenue and Harewood Road, N.W. Completion March, 2013 13 North Capitol Street and Florida Avenue Completion January, 2013 42 36th Street, M Street, Canal Road and Whitehurst Freeway, N.W. Completion March, 2013 14 North Capitol Street and New Hampshire Avenue Completion March, 2013 43 15th Street, G Street, New York Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue, Completion May, 2013 N.W. 15 9th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. Completed 12/6/12 44 25th Street and Alabama Avenue, S.E. Completed 16 North Capitol Street, Missouri Avenue and Riggs Rd Completion February, 2013 45 Connecticut Avenue and Yuma Street, N.W. Completion February, 2013 17 Georgia Avenue and Barry Place, N.W. Completion February, 2013 46 Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street, N.W. Completed 18 Bladensburg Road and Mount Olivet Road, N.E. Completed 47 South Capitol Street and Firth Sterling Avenue Hold Pending Streetcar Resolution 19 North Capitol Street and Massachusetts Avenue Completion March, 2013 48 Connecticut Avenue and Veazey Street, N.W. Completion March, 2013 20 Good Hope Road and Naylor Road, S.E. Completion April, 2013 49 Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street, N.W. Traffic signal construction might override this safety design. 21 Georgia Avenue and Peabody Street, N.W. Completion January, 2013 50 Rhode Island Avenue, New Jersey Avenue and S St, N.W. Completion March, 2013 22 Georgia Avenue and Geranium Street, N.W. Completion February, 2013 51 Pennsylvania Avenue and Alabama Avenue, S.E. Pennsylvania Avenue reconstruction. 23 New Hampshire Avenue and Missouri Avenue, N.W. Completion February, 2013 52 Minnesota Avenue and Dix Street, N.E. Completed 24 21st Street and K Street, N.W. Completion February, 2013 53 Massachusetts Avenue and Dupont Circle, N.W. Completed 25 14th Street and H Street, N.W. Completed 54 Firth Sterling Avenue and Sumner Road, S.E. Milling and Paving to be scheduled. 26 45th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Completed 55 South Capitol Street and Macolm X Avenue, S.E. Completion March, 2013 27 Wisconsin Avenue and Windom Place, N.W. Complete After Thermoplastics Touch Up 56 South Capitol Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, S.E. Completed 28 Georgia Avenue, Randolph Street, and Shepherd St Excluded 57 South Capitol Street and Suitland Parkway, S.E. Completed 29 Connecticut Avenue and Upton Street, N.W. Completed .
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