Regional Multi-Modal Activities
 DiRecTionS Rapid Transit Study
 IRTIP
 Regional Transportation Plan
 ITS
 Other Plans and Studies
 2007 Pedal and Park Highlights
 2007 Transit Series
 Air Quality and CMS

 


Mike Dearing
MPO Manager

Please follow the links below to learn more about current multi-modal transportation planning activities in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Area.

 

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Indianapolis Regional Center & MPA Multi-Modal Corridor and Public Space Design Guidelines

2010 Campaign for Active Multi-Modal Transportation

2007 Pedal and Park Highlights

View the Final Indianapolis Regional Pedestrian System Plan

Visit the website on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail

The jurisdictions and agencies operating in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) planning area are constantly making improvements to the pedestrian system in both the public and private sector. Development, especially residential development, usually includes improvements to the pedestrian system. These pedestrian improvements, however, are currently being accomplished in an ad-hoc fashion. Where possible, pedestrian improvements are incorporated into projects, but they may not work together to form a system that links the user from their origin to their destination.

The goal of this study is to incorporate pedestrian considerations into the MPO's long-range transportation plan and encourage the adoption of the plan by the individual jurisdictions within the MPO planning area to create a network of pedestrian facilities that will form a linked, regional, pedestrian system.

Walkable Community Workshop

Go here for information on the Walkable Community Workshop that was held in the Indianapolis Region in 2005. This page includes links to pdf files that were created from the presentations made to Workshop attendees.

Alternative Transportation Links

For more information on any of the Alternative Transportation activities of the MPO, please email MPO Manager Mike Dearing.

 

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