Planning the future of the US 422 Corridor
The US 422 Transportation Master Plan is improving access to and efficiency of the region's transportation system by analyzing the conditions of the network, identifying the mobility needs throughout the corridor and strengthening the linkage between land use and transportation. Improve mobility and safety and mitigate congestion along the corridor.
Description
Significant residential and commercial
development activities continue to change the landscape of this
corridor. The vitality of this corridor is also contributing to
redevelopment opportunities for under utilized parcels. Traffic
congestion continues to increase and can now be found in both
directions along US 422 during the peak period. Many organizations,
both public and private have recognized the need to improve the
transportation infrastructure in this corridor. Significant
investments have already been made at various locations which begin
to address these transportation problems and many studies have been
done which identify other potential improvements.

An important component of this project is to review the existing and proposed land use policies, access management approaches and development controls among the corridor municipalities with the goals of supporting the resulting transportation plan and linking land use and transportation policies and implementation activities.
The US 422 Master Plan is an effort by The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) and consultants McCormick Taylor. All study materials posted on this site have been produced by DVRPC and McCormick Taylor. Images were provided by McCormick Taylor.
Summary Report: Draft-Final
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