Washington HB2172 amends criteria for designating state highways and managing route transfers and abandonments.
Washington HB2172 amends criteria for designating state highways, focusing on connectivity, continuity, and functional characteristics. It specifies conditions for designating rural and urban highways as state highways, including criteria related to traffic volume, population centers, and regional traffic. The bill also outlines procedures for transferring or abandoning state highway segments, including the role of an independent commission in reviewing transfer requests.
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