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2040 Comprehensive Transportation Plan - Adopted 11-19-2024

Introduction		8-9
What is a Comprehensive Transportation Plan?		10-11
Purpose		10-11
Document Overview		10-11
Public Engagement		12-13
Phase 1: Raising Awareness & Identifying Needs		12-13
Phase 2: Community Guidance & Direction		12-13
Updating the Vision		14-15
Goals, Guiding Statements, and Objectives		14-15
Area Snapshot		16-17
CTP Planning Area		18-19
Building Blocks		18-19
People		20-21
Population		20-21
Demographic Trends		20-21
Mobility		22-23
Commute Patterns		22-23
Traffic and Congestion		24-25
Safety Trends		28-29
Alternative Transportation Modes		28-29
Roadway Element		30-31
Recommendations Development		32-33
Planned Roadway Projects		32-33
Projects Programmed by Others		32-33
Projects Programmed by the Town		32-33
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)		34-35
Transportation Demand Management (TDM)		34-35
Access Management		34-35
Recommended Improvements		36-37
Recommended Intersection Projects		38-39
Potential Intersection Improvements		40-41
Collector Streets Element		40-41
Cross Sections		42-43
Bicycle + Pedestrian Element		56-57
Multimodal Planning Considerations		58-59
Benefits of Biking and Walking		58-59
Recommended Bicycle and Pedestrian Network		60-61
Other Recommendations		62-63
The 5 E’s of Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning		62-63
Freight, Rail + Transit Element		64-65
Overview		66-67
Freight and Rail		66-67
Challenges and Opportunities		66-67
Regional Initiatives		66-67
Fuquay-Varina Recommendations		66-67
Transit		68-69
Regional Recommendations		68-69
Transit Alternatives		68-69
Implementation		70-71
Framework for Implementation		72-73
Responsible Agencies		72-73
Funding Opportunities		72-73
Action Plan		72-73
Project Development		72-73
Project Prioritization		74-75
Prioritization Criteria		74-75
Priority Corridors for Town Investment		74-75
Regional Partnership Projects		76-77
Development Driven Projects		76-77
Action Plan		76-77
Policy Modernization		76-77
Funding Opportunities		78-79
Local and Regional Programs		78-79
Federal Funding		80-81
Conclusion		80-81
Table 1. Locally Adopted Plans		18-19
Table 2. 8.2.1 and 8.2.1a Corridors		44-45
Table 3. 8.2.2 Corridors		46-47
Table 4. 9.2.1 Corridors		48-49
Table 5. 9.2.2 Corridors		48-49
Table 6. 9.2.3 Corridors		50-51
Table 7. 9.2.4 Corridors		50-51
Table 8. 9.4.1 Corridors		52-53
Table 9. 9.4.2 Corridors		52-53
Table 10. 9.4.3 Corridors		54-55
Table 11. 9.4.4 Corridors		54-55
Table 12. 9.4.5 Corridors		54-55
Table 13. 10.6.1 Corridors		54-55
Table 14. Freight Specific Projects		66-67
Table 15. Prioritization Criteria		74-75
Table 16. Existing Policies and Programs		76-77
Table 17. Recommended Policy or Program Modifications		78-79
Figure 1. CTP Planning Area		18-19
Figure 2. Population Density Map		20-21
Figure 3. Transportation Disadvantage Index		22-23
Figure 4. Maps of Households & Workplaces of Fuquay-Varina Workers		22-23
Figure 5. AADT Map		24-25
Figure 6. 2050 Projected Traffic Congestion with No Improvements		24-25
Figure 7. 2050 Projected Traffic Congestion with Existing + Committed Projects		26-27
Figure 8. 2050 Projected Traffic Congestion with All Improvements		26-27
Figure 9. Crash History Map		28-29
Figure 10. Transit and Active Transportation Map		28-29
Figure 11. Programmed Projects Map		32-33
Figure 12. Corridor Recommendations Map		36-37
Figure 13. Recommended Cross Sections Map		42-43
Figure 14. Cross Section 8.2.1 and 8.2.1a		44-45
Figure 15. Cross Section 8.2.2		46-47
Figure 16. Cross Section 9.2.1		48-49
Figure 17. Cross Section 9.2.2		48-49
Figure 18. Cross Section 9.2.3		50-51
Figure 19. Cross Section 9.2.4		50-51
Figure 20. Cross Section 9.4.1		52-53
Figure 21. Cross Section 9.4.2		52-53
Figure 22. Cross Section 9.4.3		54-55
Figure 23. Cross Section 9.4.5		54-55
Figure 24. Cross Section 10.6.1		54-55
Figure 25. Recommended Bicycle & Pedestrian Corridors Map		60-61
Figure 26. Potential Transit Alternatives Map		68-69
Figure 27. Priority Corridors for Town Investment Map		74-75

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