Part II – Complete Streets Transportation System

The Department must construct and operate a comprehensive Complete Streets Transportation System that enables access, mobility, economic development, attractive public spaces, health, and well-being for all people.

This Transportation System must be designed and operated in ways that ensure the safety, security, comfort, access, and convenience of all users of the streets, including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transit users, emergency responders, transporters of commercial goods, motor vehicles, and freight providers.

This Transportation System must include integrated networks of connected facilities accommodating all modes of travel.

This Transportation System must, to the greatest extent possible, promote walking, biking, and public transit.

This Transportation System must, to the greatest extent possible, promote economic development.

This Transportation System must, to the greatest extent possible, ensure equity by actively pursuing the elimination of health, economic, and access disparities.

This Transportation System may be achieved through projects that fully implement complete streets or projects that incrementally implement complete streets through a series of smaller improvements over time.