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Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA), in collaboration with Ford Smart Mobility microtransit technology provider, TransLoc, has launched a pilot program for free mictrostransit service: Denton Enterprise Airport On-Demand. The pilot launched ...

Seeing bicycle parking as an essential element to the overall transportation system, the City of Denver created a Bicycle Parking Program to ensure parking for bicycles near employment, retail and other destinations. The program allows for bicycle ...

This study summarizes the results of one year of Denver's car sharing regulations and rules, reduced parking demand data , and vehicle miles traveled, and enhanced mobility options for car share members. Participating members at the time of the report ...

Denver Comprehensive Plan 2000 establishes a vision for Denver as a city that is livable for its people, now and in the future. This plan reflects the effort of hundreds of residents from different backgrounds and perspectives, who have agreed on the ...

Denver Moves expands the vision for the non-motorized transportation and recreation system in Denver, identifying the next phase of priorities for making bicycle and multi-use connections in the Mile High City. This plan presents a toolbox of bicycle ...

DRCOG’s regional plans incorporate TDM as a strategy in preserving the quality of life in the Denver region. The Metro Vision 2035 Plan (MV Plan), adopted in February 2011, is the long-range growth and development plan for the Denver region. Its ...

The Strategic Parking Plan (SPP) guides Denver's parking management strategies throughout the City to meet the stated goals: 1) Promoting environmentally and economically sustainable development; 2) Encouraging sustainable transportation choices; ...

Citywide Policy Recommendations: The plan provides a foundation to guide public and private investment at rail stations. The plan contains both city-wide, high-level policy recommendations and on the ground, station-level action items with the intent ...

After completing a five-year pilot, the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) is expanding its curbside carshare program. Over the duration of the pilot, the city set aside 230 on-street parking spaces for carshare vendors. NYC DOT plans ...

The bus stop guidelines provided in this report are intended to provide Metro and its jurisdictional partners specific physical design criteria to be integrated with local comprehensive plan policies, land use ordinances, pedestrian plans, and street ...