Corridor Planning

The Office of Corridor Planning conducts studies and prepares reports on congested transportation corridors in the region, with the primary goal being to improve mobility and safety, and relieve congestion. A multimodal approach is taken in identifying practical solutions to corridor issues. Several corridor planning studies are completed each year in the region by the Office of Corridor Planning. These are prioritized based on the Congestion Management Process and the Long Range Plan. This activity supports the initiative and policies of the New Jersey Department of Transportation and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, and is responsive to the needs of county and municipal governments.

On-going Corridor Studies

Parking Needs Analysis - City of Camden NJ
Route 73 (North) Corridor Study - NJ
US 30 - Lancaster Avenue Corridor Study - PA

DVRPC Long-Range Vision for Corridor Planning

The DVRPC long-range plan, Connections, is committed to the regionwide promotion and implementation of a safe, convenient, and seamless passenger and freight multimodal transportation system. This is accomplished in a collaborative manner with a wide range of stakeholders and is based upon strong technical analysis. Planning efforts will focus on rebuilding and maintaining the region's transportation infrastructure, increasing mobility and accessibility, creating a safer and more secure system, reducing congestion, limiting transportation impacts on the natural environment, and ensuring transportation investments support the region's land use development, environmental, and economic goals.

Staff

For more information about DVRPC Corridor Planning Program, please contact:

David Anderson, Manager, Office of Corridor Planning, danderson@dvrpc.org
Patricia Fought, Senior Transportation Engineer, pfought@dvrpc.org
Ellis Kim, Transportation Engineer, ekim@dvrpc.org