Multimodal Planning

Multimodal Plans

Corridor Plans

Although transportation planners are responsible for developing plans which examine the entire community, it is necessary sometimes to view certain corridors individually. A series of completed and ongoing corridor studies in the Lawrence/Douglas County Area can be found at https://lawrenceks.org/mpo/corridor_studies.

Crash Analysis and Countermeasure Identification Study

The Crash Analysis and Countermeasure Identification Study identified locations with crash records for Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. The analysis identified 12 locations where crash history shows that the site has a potential for safety improvements and merits further investigation and provided countermeasures for each location based on a field assessment. This study was approved by the MPO Policy Board on May 17, 2018.

Crash Analysis

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Regional Architecture Plan

ITS is the application of technologies and communications to improve the multimodal transportation system in an area. ITS includes detection systems and cameras for monitoring traffic conditions on roadways, dynamic message signs to provide real time travel information, vehicle location systems to track transit and emergency services vehicles, and a host of other technological elements and agency coordination processes. View information about the ITS Regional Architecture Plan at https://lawrenceks.org/mpo/its.


Multimodal Resources

Complete Streets

In September 2011, the MPO signed a resolution supporting Complete Streets. View information about Complete Streets at https://lawrenceks.org/mpo/complete_streets.

Air Quality

As transportation modes and land uses intensify in Lawrence and Douglas County, a new series of benefits and concerns arises. One such concern is the continued protection of the region’s air quality. View information about Air Quality at https://lawrenceks.org/mpo/air_quality.