2.2.5. Multimodal and Context-Sensitive Design Fort Worth’s policies support multimodal transportation, but updated standards and consistent application are needed to implement those priorities across projects. Type 2.5.1 Update the Complete Streets policy to include clearer design expectations across all project types. Policy 2.5.2 Adopt a unified, modern set of multimodal design standards for use across departments. Policy 2.5.3 Table 2.5: Multimodal Recommendations # Recommendation Implement transit-supportive treatments such as signal priority and enhanced stop design where appropriate. Program 2.5.4 Develop context-sensitive cross-sections that support phased build-out and multimodal use. Policy
2.2.6. Network Connectivity and Functional Classification A clearer, more connected roadway hierarchy will improve system efficiency, support freight and transit, and provide better access across the city. Table 2.6: Network Connectivity Recommendations # Recommendation Type 2.6.1 Map and formally designate collector roadways in the Master Transportation Plan. Policy 2.6.2 Align functional classifications with federal standards. Policy 2.6.3 Introduce transit- and freight-priority designations where appropriate. Policy 2.6.4 Strengthen connectivity requirements in subdivision regulations and limit waivers. Policy
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