The Austin Core Transportation Plan is gaining momentum as the City Council's Mobility Committee reviews its draft, addressing the need for a cohesive approach to downtown infrastructure. With the city poised for major developments over the next decade, the plan outlines four key corridors where road space will be reallocated to favor pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders. This vision includes prioritizing safety while accommodating delivery demands and curbside access. Proposed enhancements on Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth streets include dedicated transit lanes, protected bike paths, and improved crossings to facilitate a multimodal transportation network in downtown Austin.
The Austin Core Transportation Plan aims to enhance downtown safety and mobility for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users while balancing curbside access and delivery needs.
City staff presented a draft transportation plan that focuses on four key corridors, emphasizing improved safety and access for vulnerable road users amid significant urban development.
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