KY 1931 (7th Street Road - Manslick Road) Safety Study

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Purpose

A transportation safety study now underway in South Louisville will evaluate potential improvements to KY 1931 (7th Street Road/Manslick Road) that would enhance safety and reduce crashes for Kentuckians who rely on the state highway. The study, in partnership with Louisville Metro Government’s transportation safety initiative, Vision Zero, will identify short-term and long-term safety and mobility enhancements for the roughly three-mile corridor.

The study corridor includes three sections along KY 1931 (7th Street Road/Manslick Road) from KY 2054 (Algonquin Parkway) to Wathen Lane, Wathen Lane to U.S. 60A (Berry Boulevard), and U.S. 60A (Berry Boulevard) to Lance Drive.

Project Scope

This study includes a full analysis of existing conditions along the corridor that will be used to develop practical solutions and improvement concepts to boost roadway safety and improve multi-modal transportation options.
Type of Project

Safety study.
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Public Input

​A public meeting was held on Jan. 14, 2025, at the South Louisville Community Center to gather input from residents. ​

For those who were unable to attend the in-person meeting, the online survey is available now through March 15, 2025​
Project Timeline

  • Summer 2024: 
    Existing conditions overview meeting. 
  • January 2025:
    First public meeting and public survey to gather information on existing conditions and initial improvement concepts. 
  • Spring/Summer 2025: 
    Second public meeting to gather input on developed improvement concepts. 
  • Spring 2025: 
    Further develop and analyze selected concepts for the study report.
  • December 2025: 
    Final report and recommendations. 
Final Report and Published Findings

Expected by December 2025.
Project Manager

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet 
Mike Vaughn, P.E.

WSP USA (Consultant)
Austin Obenauf, P.E., RSP1
Contact: kytc-hsip@ky.gov



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