oTIS coordinates the implementation of Complete Streets policies in Philadelphia. Complete Streets are designed to ensure safe access for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and transit riders. The City’s Complete Streets policy was introduced in 2009, and requires a review of every construction project’s impact on roads, sidewalks, and the bicycle and transit network to ensure that all affected streets adhere to the City policy. This policy improves safety, promotes economic development, reduces congestion, and encourages active transportation.
Under the Complete Streets program, oTIS manages the City’s parklet, bike corral, and pedestrian plaza programs.
Photo Credit:
Side: Darren Burton
COMPLETE STREETS PROJECTS
IN PROGRESS
- Parkside Avenue (41st to 51st Streets): Project Flyer (200KB), Community Meeting Materials (2MB)
- 13th/15th Streets Neighborhood Bikeways (Oregon Avenue to Market Street): Project Flyer (2MB)
- 27th/South/Lombard Protected Bike Lane (21st to 27th Streets): Project Flyer (529KB), Community Meeting Materials (4MB)
- Race Street Safety Project at Franklin Square (5th to 8th Streets): Project Flyer (1.5MB)
- Market/JFK Vision Zero Pilot Project (15th to 20th Streets): Project Flyer (725 KB), Project Presentation (1.8MB)
- Spruce/Pine Repaving & Safety Project (Front to 22nd): Project Flyer (1.9MB), East Side Meeting Flyer (1.6MB), West Side Meeting Flyer (1.6MB), Community Meeting Boards (15MB), Background Research & Data Document (3.3MB), April 2018 Community Meetings Summary Document (350KB), Center City West Corner Meetings Flyer (1.5MB), Washington Square West Corner Meetings Flyer (1.5MB)
- East Falls Roundabout (Fox Street and Queen Lane): Community Meeting Presentation (727 KB)
COMPLETED
- Chestnut Street (33rd to 45th Streets): Project Flyer (980KB), Community Meeting Materials (13MB)
