Non-motorized Transportation Plan

Non-motorized transportation includes walking or using a wheelchair, bicycling, skating, and using pedicabs. The Non-motorized Transportation Plan, as part of the Total Mobility Plan, will serve as an update to the MPO’s Bikeway Plan of 2000 and as well as providing a plan now to address the needs of pedestrians, and other self-powered travelers. The Plan will be developed by:

• Identifying needed improvements for the non-motorized modes;
• Identifying areas for amenities to help create a human-scaled environment that encourages use of physically active modes;
• Prioritizing improvements and identifying funding opportunities

The resulting prioritized lists will guide the MPO in programming the $98 million that is set aside for non-motorized transportation over 25 years in the Framework Mobility Plan and will be incorporated into the Total Mobility Plan.

The lists can also guide local governments in the development of Capital Improvement Programs, and guide organizations applying for grants in the future, under such programs as Transportation Enhancement and Safe Routes to School.

How to Get Involved

• Interactive Mapping: Tell us about the problem areas or about your preferred routes and frequent destinations through this interactive, online map. Click here.
• Online survey on bicycling: Closed on July 22, 2010.
• Online survey for pedestrians: Closed on July 22, 2010.
• Check this web page again for future public meetings and feedback opportunities.
• Contact staff directly: Jane Love,
  912-651-1443 or lovej@thempc.org

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Technical Reports

Pending

Drafts of Total Mobility Plan

Pending

For more information, questions, or comments, please contact:
Jane Love, Transportation Planner
912-651-1443
lovej@thempc.org