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Old Posted Oct 16, 2015, 3:41 AM
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Originally Posted by The_Henry_Man View Post
Hwy 91 would most probably be widened to 6 lanes (8 lanes in a few sections in Richmond) first way before Hwy 17 would ever be widened. In fact, of all the driving I've done so far on the 17 ever since it was opened, the only significant traffic jams I've experienced is the infamous 17/91 connector intersection, which should've been an interchange in the first place. Other than that, with conversion to properly designed interchanges along its entire length, the 17 is good enough with 4 lanes in the foreseeable future, especially when it's not really connecting from city centre to another.

Hwy 91, on the other hand, needs to be at least 6 lanes throughout its entire length ASAP.
Yes, that intersection especially should have been built as an interchange from the start. The only silver lining is maybe that entire junction will be rebuilt soon similar to the Cape Horn, seeing how three major arteries converge in that area.

I would support the 99 being upgraded to 6 lanes, especially between the south approach of the AFB and where it meets the 99 in Richmond.
     
     
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