B. Existing Conditions

The existing condition of Kirklands transportation system is shown in the following maps:

Figure T-1	Sidewalks Completion: Where Sidewalks Are Completed on Streets
Figure T-2	Uncontrolled Crosswalks: Crosswalks and Improvements
Figure T-3	Walkability: Walkability by Street Segment
Figure T-4	Trails and Pedestrian Easements
Figure T-5	Existing On-Street Bike Lanes
Figure T-6	Completion of Sidewalks on School Walk Routes
Figure T-7	Transit Routes in the Kirkland Vicinity: King County Metro and Sound Transit Routes
Figure T-8	Volume of Riders and Location of Shelters at Transit Stops
Figure T-9	Location of Transportation Management Program and Commute Trip Reduction Sites
Figure T-10	Pavement Condition Index
Figure T-11	Signals and Other Devices Maintained by the City of Kirkland
Figure T-12	Freight Volume on Selected Routes
Figure T-13	Parking Locations in Downtown Kirkland
Figure T-14	Existing Traffic Congestion
Figure T-15	Functional Classification of Streets
Figure T-16	Volume of Auto Traffic on Selected Streets

I-405 and associated ramp facilities at NE 70 Street, NE 85th Street, 116th Street, NE 124th Street and NE 128th Street are owned by the State of Washington. Express toll lanes operate on I-405.

There are no air, water or rail transportation facilities in Kirkland. Privately operated tour boats operate from a facility in downtown Kirkland.