ATTACHMENT 1
Goals Included in the Current Long Range Transportation Plans
For the Triangle Region
(Numbered for ease of
reference)
- Develop
a regional transportation network that improves quality of life and the
environment. (Capital Area MPO)
- A safe, efficient,
attractive, multi-modal transportation system that: supports local land use;
accommodates trip-making choices; maintains mobility; protects the environment
and neighborhoods; and improves the quality of life for urban area residents.
(DCHC MPO)
- Provide
convenient, safe, reliable and affordable transportation choices, and provide
public education on those choices. (Capital Area MPO)
- An
attractive multi-modal street and highway system that allows people and goods
to be moved safely, conveniently, and efficiently. (DCHC MPO)
- Enhance
connectivity by developing a multi-modal transportation network that promotes
economic growth that is compatible with the environment and land use patterns.
(Capital Area MPO)
- A
convenient, accessible, and affordable public transportation system, provided
by public and private operators, that enhances mobility and economic
development. (DCHC MPO)
- Develop
an efficient transportation network that is both affordable and reliable for
the movement of people and goods. (Capital Area MPO)
- A
multi-modal transportation system which provides access and mobility to all
residents, while protecting the natural environment, cultural resources, and
social systems. (DCHC MPO)
- A
pedestrian and bicycle system that: provides an alternative means of
transportation; allows greater access to public transit; and supports
recreational opportunities. (DCHC MPO)
- A Transportation Plan
that is integrated with local land use plans and development policies. (DCHC
MPO)
- An ongoing program to
inform and involve citizens throughout all stages of the development, update,
and implementation of the Transportation Plan. (DCHC MPO)
Sources:
Capital Area MPO 2030 LRTP, pp 3-5; Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro MPO 2030 LRTP,
pp 19-22. Documents available on the CD distributed at May 2 STAC meeting, “Summaries of Studies, Guidelines and
Adopted Plans”