Complete Streets are roadways planned and designed to promote the safe, convenient access and mobility for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and public transit users of all ages and abilities. Our transportation experts use these principals to design safe, attractive, and functional multimodal corridors by using strategies and including features such as: traffic calming; pedestrian, bicycle, and transit accommodations; pedestrian enhancements; landscaping and context sensitive design; road diets; roadway reconstruction;  intersection and parking reconfiguration; intersection and lane widening; traffic signal design and modifications; stormwater management and green infrastructure; sidewalks and curbing; accessible, universal design principles; and maintenance and protection of traffic.

Complete Streets can be envisioned as regenerative urban corridors that support the environment, the economy, and sense of place. Mobility projects can explore interactions between transportation systems, economic revitalization, climate adaptation and human health. Our approach includes looking beyond engineering analysis to actionable vision plans for regenerative urban landscapes that meets the current and future need of residents and the environment.