The I-405, Northeast 85th Street Interchange and Inline Station Project is located within the City of Kirkland along Interstate I-405 in Kirkland. The project replaces the existing two-level cloverleaf interchange at NE 85th Street with a three-level interchange with improvements along the lower level include local road improvements along Northeast 85th Street and its intersection with 114th Avenue Northeast/Kirkland Way. The newly constructed middle level of the interchange is a multimodal hub. The hub will improve access and save time for transit riders, carpoolers, ETL users, and people who walk, bike, or roll. Transit riders will benefit from a new BRT station in the median of the northbound and southbound lanes, with connections to local bus stops. Pedestrians and cyclists will have wider sidewalks and better connections to BRT and the regional transit network. Carpoolers and ETL users will have direct-access ramps to the ETL system on I-405. The project will also include fish barrier corrections, noise walls, and new stormwater facilities.