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Philadelphia Trail Network Planning

oTIS is responsible for working with partner City agencies to implement the 2013 Philadelphia Trail Plan. oTIS sits on the Philadelphia Trail Committee and collaborates on each annual update of the City’s Trail Plan. oTIS, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and Philadelphia City Planning Commission, and other agencies determine new trail project priorities and identify funding strategies for trail development and operations and maintenance needs. The purpose of the trail planning process is to ensure that proposed trail development projects and the existing trail network meet the goals of the network: connectivity, safety, encouragement, and access to open space. The 2013 Plan and subsequent annual updates quantify and inventory existing and proposed trail facilities, identify alignment, demand, and impact of each project, and prioritize each proposed project for funding allocation, and clarifies the process of trail development, construction, and maintenance in Philadelphia.

Download the 2015 Philadelphia Trail Plan Update
Download the 2014 Philadelphia Trail Plan Update
Download the 2013 Philadelphia Trail Plan

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Connect

Philadelphia's strategic transportation plan.
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Vision Zero Task Force

Establishing data-driven strategies for reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries to zero
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Complete Streets

Ensuring our street infrastructure best serves the needs of Philadelphians now and in the future
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Roosevelt Boulevard Route for Change Program

Developing a series of improvements to create a more inviting corridor that is safe, accessible, and reliable for all users
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Philly Free Streets

Temporarily closing Philly streets to cars, inviting people to walk, bike, and play
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Electric Vehicle Policy Task Force

Encouraging EV use in Philadelphia as part of the City's wider multimodal strategy

Automated Red Light Enforcement Program

Implementing safety improvements on high risk corridors and intersections to reduce severe and fatal crashes and enhance transportation choices
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Pedestrian & Bicycle Network Development

Working to upgrade and expand the pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure and policies that keep Philadelphians safe and moving
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Bike Corral & Rack, Pedestrian Plaza, and Parklet Programs

Increasing street vibrancy and improving quality of life in Philadelphia’s neighborhoods and commercial corridors
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Indego

Launching and managing the City’s newest form of public transportation to be affordable, healthy, and fun for all
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Better Bike Share Partnership

Leading the national initiative to bring affordable bike share access to all
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Philadelphia Trail Network Planning

Ensuring trail development and maintenance projects benefit all Philadelphians and promote connectivity, safety, and access to open spaces
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Transit First Initiative

Partnering with SEPTA to strengthen communication, trust, and cooperation between agencies while improving transit
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Street Furniture Program

Improving transit amenities throughout the city
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Zero Waste & Litter Cabinet

The City has a bold goal of becoming 90% zero waste and litter-free by 2035
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