Building a better I-64 central corridor for all

Participate in Virtual Public Meeting

The I-64 Corridor between Kingshighway and Jefferson is an essential route for homes, schools, and businesses. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is working with the community to determine the future of the corridor in terms of needs and desired outcomes. Before MoDOT makes any improvements to the corridor corridor, it will evaluate the existing conditions of roadways, interchanges, surface streets, and bicycle/pedestrian access.   

The method the department is using is formally known as a Planning and Environmental Linkages study or PEL. This PEL study will look at the potential impact future projects will have on the environment, the community, and connectivity in the area. MoDOT is conducting the PEL now so when funding is identified for corridor projects, construction can begin sooner.

The PEL study for the I-64 central corridor is called: Future64: Community. Transportation. Together. The title reflects the importance of public engagement and community involvement in this process. As a result, this study will incorporate ongoing engagement that is equitable and inclusive to help ensure that a wide range and extensive number of voices are heard, and that equity is the focus of proposed solutions.

Study Map

Aerial Footage

Upcoming Public Open House

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), in conjunction with the Federal Highway Administration and its community partners, will be hosting an open house style public meeting on Future64 May 18 between 4 and 7 p.m. at the City Foundry Food Hall, 3730 Foundry Way, St. Louis, MO 63110. The nearest transit stops are the Grand Metrolink Station and the Grand Bus Route 70 (Council Plaza stop, south of Forest Park Parkway).

During the meeting, engineers and planners will discuss community transportation needs within the I-64 corridor between Kingshighway and Jefferson Avenue with attendees. Participants will be led through through a series of interactive activities designed to find out what type of transportation projects the community wants in this area. Attendees will also be able to share their insights and thoughts about the corridor.

If you cannot attend our open house, the virtual presentation will be available here starting May 18.

Future64 Video

The short video below explains the PEL process and the importance of community engagement with Future 64:

MoDOT is examining I-64 between Kingshighway and Jefferson including interchanges, overpasses, surface streets, and bike/ped facilities.

Get Involved

Call the Future64 Hotline 314-391-8442

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Engagement

May 18 Open House

Virtual Presentation

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