As part of Ann Arbor's Moving Together Toward Vision Zero Comprehensive Transportation Plan, the city has developed Quick Build projects.
Cities around the country are using quick-builds to create safer streets much faster than typical processes allow. With quick-builds, cities can introduce new street designs and gather feedback, evaluate the impact of different tools, and work with the community to refine a project’s final design.
The
quick build presentation (PDF) highlights each quick-build project's primary safety concerns, key objectives and strategies that the projects will address.
Survey Report- This report provides summary information collected as part of the evaluation process for the Quick Build projects completed in 2023.
Quick Build Final Report June 2024.pdf
Bump outs Hardened centerlines Combined turn/bike lane
![What is a combined bike lane/turn lane? A combined bike lane/turn lane places a suggested bike lane within the inside portion of a dedicated motor vehicle turn lane. This treatment encourages motorists to yield to bicyclists when crossing into the narrow right-turn lane and reduces the risk of 'right hook' collisions at intersections.](/departments/engineering/PublishingImages/What%20is%20a%20Quick%20Build%20elements%20combined%20turn%20bike%20lane.png?RenditionID=6)
Left turn box for bikes Green Pavement Markings
![What is green pain used for? Green Paint is used on city streets to increase the visibility of people who bike. It is used to increase people who bikes comfort through clearly delineated spaces.](/departments/engineering/PublishingImages/What%20is%20Green%20Paint%20Used%20for.png?RenditionID=6)
Quick Build Project Locations
The images below provide a snapshot of what types of treatments are being applied.
Packard (Main to State) State at South University Washington (Ashley to Fletcher)
![Image of Washington quick build location](/departments/engineering/PublishingImages/Quick%20Build%20Washington.jpg?RenditionID=5)
Ann Street (Main to Fifth) Liberty at Stadium Glen at Fuller
![Image of Glen at Fuller quick build location](/departments/engineering/PublishingImages/Quick%20Build%20Glen-Fuller.jpg?RenditionID=5)
North Maple (Miller to Dexter)
Project contact
Suzann Flowers, Transportation Planner
[email protected]