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The Capital Area MPO is seeking qualified firms or persons to provide transportation improvement and project impact analysis associated with the development of Transportation Improvement Feasibility and Impact Studies for locations within the Capital Area MPO region.
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Cary
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Wake
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1 Fenton Main St, Suite 201
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27511
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The Southwest Area Study (SWAS) is a comprehensive transportation planning initiative by the North Carolina Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, covering 230 square miles in Wake and Harnett counties. It aims to create a sustainable transportation strategy by integrating land use, development, environment, and transportation, guided by principles of Livability, Mobility, Environmental Character, Economic Vitality & Development, and Regional Collaboration. The study identifies key projects and recommendations to connect people with places through quality transportation choices, fostering an economically vibrant and sustainable region with enhanced quality of life for residents, looking towards a 2040 horizon.
The Capital Area Mobility Management Implementation Study (MMIS) aims to provide guidance and recommendations for establishing a regional mobility management program. Key goals include determining participation levels, clarifying best practices and program structure, preparing an interagency agreement, and assisting partners in building a viable, scalable program. The study seeks to connect individuals with disabilities, seniors, and low-income individuals to accessible transportation options, fostering improved coordination and future growth.
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This document, the Final Report of the Southeast Area Study (SEAS) Update, reevaluates the region's unified vision and comprehensive transportation strategy. It aims to refresh policies and practices, and to produce recommendations for land use and transportation. Key priorities include promoting compact, mixed-use development, enhancing livability, traffic flow, sustainable growth, and economic vitality, while preserving rural areas. The plan details comprehensive multimodal recommendations for roadway, bicycle, pedestrian, and transit improvements to ensure improved access, safety, and a cohesive transportation network. The overarching vision is to foster a more prosperous, competitive, and unified Southeast Area, with a strategic horizon extending to 2050.
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