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o A Leading pedestrian interval lets pedestrians have a head start when crossing busy streets. o Bike and pedestrian paths between cities o Dedicated, protected bike lanes on main streets o Make all commercially owned property add sidewalks to their properties o Building more mixed-use developments: o Reducing congestion : o Widening roads and increasing the number of lanes would help improve congestion, especially in the following areas:  Avondale-Haslet and 287  156 between Sendera Ranch and Bonds Ranch Road  Willow Springs to 287 South  Freeway 287  North Fort Worth  Avondale Haslet Road  Blue Mound Road  Bonds Ranch Road West of 287 o Roundabouts were also suggested as a way of reducing congestion. o T imed traffic lights that facilitate smooth traffic flow o Pausing development: o Development of new housing and facilities is outpacing the development of new roads and transportation systems. It was mentioned that pausing development o This would allow better connectivity in neighborhoods o Easier for people to access services without using cars would allow improvements to be made to address current problems and for future- proofing. Haslet was quoted by ten respondents as being a problem area. o Building roads before adding homes o Transportation impact fee for all developers o Railway overpasses or underpasses: o T hese were suggested by six respondents specifically to address the congestion and delays caused by the railroad crossing at Avondale Haslet Rd near Highway 156. o Fewer railroad crossings to reduce back-up and congestion o Rail access for commodity transporting building materials, aggregate, waste, etc. o Economic development: o Paid parking supports businesses o Increase urban housing to allow effective mass transit o Haslet area expressed concerns about lack of services and healthy food options o Build more shopping so travel across town is less frequent

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