Enhancing Capacity & Safety for 3 Intersections.

Sponsor: WSB Engineering       
Student Team: Diedrich Welling, Kross Conley, and Suvekshya Niroula   
Faculty Instructor: Dr. Felipe Gutierrez

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The project involves expanding Fishtrap Road from US-377 to FM 2931/Main Street to accommodate surging traffic volumes exceeding 11,000 vehicles per day, driven by rapid residential development and overall city growth. Key focus areas include redesigning intersections at FM424, Oak Grove Lane (with a required roundabout), and FM 2931/Main Street, prioritizing safety for drivers, pedestrians, and nearby schools and churches while minimizing right-of-way acquisition, utility disruptions, and costs. Alternatives will be evaluated based on criteria such as traffic operations, sustainability, and constructability, ensuring compliance with TxDOT standards to support future multimodal needs.

C1.05 Poster Pitch

To view a PDF file of our poster, click the link below!

C1.05 Poster.pdf

Team Contact Information

C1.05 Group Photo
From left to right (Diedrich Welling, Suvekshya Niroula, Kross Conley)

Team Project Manager: Diedrich Welling, ypn9@txstate.edu

Faculty Instructor: Dr. Felipe Gutierrez, wgy8@txstate.edu


Let us know what you think! You can evaluate our project here: C1.05 Evaluation Form