Key factors that are typically analyzed as part of transportation planning and corridor analysis include:

• Increase safety and security
• Enhances system capacity, integrity and connectivity
• Emphasizes preservation and sustainable
• Increases accessibility and mobility options
• Promotes efficient system management and operations
• Protects the environment and improves quality of life
• Supports economic vitality

Featured/In-Progress Studies

• 2040 Transportation Master Plan
• I-70/Airpark-Watkins Interchange Study (1601)
• Comanche Creek Master Drainage Plan
• Santa Fe Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study, C-470 to I-25
• Hampden Avenue (US 285) Mobility and Safety Study

Corridor and Road Studies

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• Arapahoe County Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan
• Dry Creek Road/I-25 Operations Study - Yosemite to Easter (Joint w/City of Centennial & Southeast Public Improvement Metropolitan District)
• Gun Club Road Widening Project
• I-25/Belleview Interchange Improvement Study
• I-25/Belleview Interchange System Study
• Iliff Ave. Corridor Study
• Kiowa Creek Master Drainage Plan
• Oil and Gas Traffic Impact Study
• State Highway 79 / Kiowa-Bennett Road Planning Environmental Linkage (PEL)
• Parker/Quincy/Smoky Hill (City of Aurora Lead)
• Parker Road Corridor Study
• Parker Triangle Parking Study
• Wolf Creek Master Drainage Plan
• Yale Ave. Corridor Study (City and County of Denver Lead)

Resources

• High Line Canal Crossing Study
• 2040 Transportation Master Plan (Approved in December 2021)
  • 2035 Transportation Plan (Previous Version)