Construction of a new roundabout at the intersection of Washington, Lincoln, and All America City Boulevard is estimated to last from August 2022 through 2024.

Improvements also include:
- A multi-use path,
- New crosswalks,
- Enhanced safety and accessibility for bicyclists and pedestrians,
- Landscaping, and
- Improved roadway aesthetics.

Why a roundabout?

This intersection change is a required environmental mitigation measure following @the Grounds (formerly known as the Placer County Fairgrounds) expansion. Additionally, it will optimize traffic flow in and out of the facility.

A roundabout is an efficient way of improving traffic flow and reducing speeds as vehicles enter the Historic Old Town and Downtown Roseville neighborhoods. When compared to other types of intersections, data shows significantly lower collision and injury rates.

Improvements will result in another distinctive entry point into Historic Old Town and Downtown Roseville.

Safety data

More than 90% reduction in fatal intersection accidents
80% reduction in injury collisions
40% reduction in pedestrian collisions

Source: California Department of Transportation

Other nearby improvements

Phase 1 of the Washington Boulevard/Andora Widening Project upgrades were completed just north of the project and help improve bike, pedestrian, and public transit access through this corridor. Phase 2 will widen Washington Boulevard from two to four lanes, between Kaseberg Drive and Diamond Oaks Road, and replace the current Union Pacific Railroad Andora bridge with a new wider bridge. Additional funding is needed for Phase 2, which is not yet scheduled.

City of Roseville

Roundabout at Washington, All America City, and Lincoln intersection

City of Roseville