With a new influx of cash, the Story Road-Keyes Street corridor in East San Jose will be transformed from a danger zone to a safe stretch.
The San Jose City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday to secure the final funding for safety infrastructure across the 2.3-mile road project. The dollars will transform one of San Jose’s most hazardous corridors into a haven for bicyclists, pedestrians, transit takers and drivers alike. But it will still be three years before the city breaks ground on the project.
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