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Airport Boulevard corridor project

Airport Boulevard corridor project

About the Project

Austin Corridor Mobility Program


About the Project

The City of Austin is improving Airport Boulevard from US 183 to Lamar Boulevard to make travel along and across the corridor safer and easier for people walking, biking, driving and riding transit.

Funded by the voter-approved 2016 Austin Mobility Bond, the project includes shared-use paths, accessible crossings, traffic signal and intersection upgrades, pavement work and drainage improvements. Improvements vary by section.

Airport Boulevard corridor project limits map

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Project Timeline

Construction is complete on some sections, underway on others, and planned for the remaining corridor.

  1. 2022

    55th Street to Lamar Boulevard
    Construction began.

  2. 2024

    45th Street to 55th Street
    Construction began.

  3. 2025

    55th Street to Lamar Boulevard
    Construction completed.

  4. 2025–26

    45th Street to 55th Street
    Construction completed.

  5. 2026

    MoKan Trail Bridge to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
    Construction began.

  6. 2026

    MoKan Trail Bridge Replacement
    Construction began.

  7. 2027–28

    US 183 to MoKan Trail Bridge
    Construction is planned to begin.


Lamar Boulevard to 55th Street

Status: Complete

Airport Boulevard corridor plan from Lamar Boulevard to 55th Street

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Completed Improvements

  • Intersection improvements at Koenig Lane
  • Multiple traffic signal upgrades
  • New traffic signal and crosswalk at Clayton Lane
  • Shared-use paths
  • Bus stop upgrades
  • Pavement resurfacing
  • Drainage improvements

55th Street to 45th Street

Status: Complete

Map of the Airport Boulevard corridor project between 55th Street and 45th Street

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Completed Improvements

  • New crosswalk signal (pedestrian hybrid beacon, or PHB) at 55th Street
  • New traffic signal at 46th Street
  • Shared-use paths
  • Upgraded traffic signals
  • Intersection reconfiguration at Bruning Avenue, Clarkson Avenue, 53rd Street and Eilers Avenue
  • Drainage, driveway and turn lane upgrades

45th Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

Status: On Hold

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Previously Identified Improvements

  • New crosswalk signals (pedestrian hybrid beacons, or PHBs) at 40th Street and Parkwood Road
  • Travel lane adjustments
  • Curb-protected bike lanes
  • Intersection improvements at Manor Road and Wilshire Boulevard
  • Parkwood Road realignment with landscaping
  • Upgraded traffic signals

Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to MoKan Trail Bridge

Status: Under Construction

Map of the Airport Boulevard corridor mobility plan between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and US 183

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Planned Improvements

  • Install 10-foot-wide continuous shared-use paths on the west side of Airport Boulevard from Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to Springdale Road
  • Replace and consolidate driveways where bicycle and pedestrian improvements are underway
  • Install or replace curb ramps for the new sidewalk and shared-use path

MoKan Trail Bridge Replacement

Status: Under Construction

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Planned Improvements

  • Full replacement of the MoKan Trail Bridge

MoKan Trail Bridge to US 183

Status: In Design

Map of the Airport Boulevard corridor mobility plan between the MoKan Trail Bridge and US 183

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Planned Improvements

  • New crosswalk signals (pedestrian hybrid beacons, or PHBs) at 14½ Street, Harvey Street, Gunter Street and Oak Springs Drive
  • Protected bicycle and pedestrian facilities
  • Intersection upgrades at Springdale Road, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and 12th Street
  • Drainage improvements
  • Shady Lane/Bolm Road placemaking partnership
  • Bridge widening over the CapMetro Rail Line
  • Removal of the pedestrian bridge at Goodwin Avenue

Planning Documents

Explore the Airport Boulevard corridor report and its appendices. These historical planning materials may differ from the improvements now underway.

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Contact

For questions or comments, please email MobilityBonds@AustinTexas.gov or call 512-974-2300.