Those who traverse the well-worn path of Route D in St. Louis have the opportunity to weigh in on its future. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is hosting a public meeting to unveil plans for an upcoming project on the corridor known as Dr. Martin Luther King Drive/Page Boulevard. Set for July 24, locals can pop into the Better Family Life building anytime from 4 to 6 p.m. to get the scoop and drop their feedback. MoDOT's announcement detailed the session's informal vibe, with no rigid presentation to sit through.
The 2026 project plans to resurface the area between Tucker Boulevard and Skinker Parkway/Kienlen Avenue and address safety concerns raised at earlier public meetings. MoDOT is encouraging community members to share their feedback with engineers or through a survey to help shape the final design. The goal is to improve safety and traffic flow in this part of the city.
MoDOT has announced plans for Route D, which include resurfacing and safety improvements. A public meeting will give residents a chance to review the early plans and share their feedback. MoDOT engineers will be available to answer questions and listen to community input.
Route D users are invited to a public meeting on July 24 at Better Family Life, located at 5415 Page Boulevard in St. Louis. The meeting will be held in an open house format, allowing attendees to drop in anytime during the two-hour window. MoDOT will share project plans and collect community feedback. More details are available on the MoDOT website.
