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Transportation Action Plan, Minneapolis, MN, 2020

5 minutes   Date Enacted: Dec 4, 2020  

Image of pedestrians, buses, cars, and trucks on Minneapolis city street
Credit: City of Minneapolis

Summary

The Minneapolis Transportation Action Plan (TAP) is a 10-year action plan to guide future planning, design, and implementation of transportation projects for all people however they choose to move around. There are six transportation goals that guide the strategies and actions developed in this plan: climate, safety, equity, prosperity, mobility, and active partnerships. Topics covered in this plan include walking, bicycling, transit, technology, freight, street operations, and design.

Overview excerpt sourced from City of Minneapolis website

Last updated June 14, 2021

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Topics:
Bicycle Infrastructure Buses/Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Community Engagement Complete Streets Coordination Environment-Sustainability Equity Land Use/Zoning Mobility Hubs Partnerships Pedestrians Planning Safety
Modes:
Active Transportation Fixed-Route Transit Multimodal Transportation
Document Types:
Planning Document
Partners:
Local or Regional Government
Geographies:
Urban
Locations:
Minneapolis, MN

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