SERVICE OVERVIEW
Roadway corridors in our communities are strained under increasing pressure to accommodate the evolving demands of land use. While the land they serve has changed with residential and commercial growth, the roads and streets themselves have often remained relatively unchanged. Retrofitting these corridors to improve multimodal needs becomes challenging with competing interests (utilities, right-of-way, etc). TPD takes a comprehensive approach to addressing such corridor challenges and to identifying multimodal upgrades. By combining local insight, an understanding of development trends, expertise in multimodal design, and a keen eye for opportunities, we develop solutions that cater to diverse needs. Our approach integrates land use and transportation considerations into the decision-making process to arrive at reimagined corridors that serve everyone. Our corridor studies work ranges from conceptualization to final design and elevate safety for people of all ages and abilities.



REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
Broad Street Active Transportation Plan
City of Bethlehem, Lehigh and Northampton Counties, PA
Broad Street plays a pivotal role as a major multimodal transportation corridor through the City of Bethlehem, serving as a primary route to downtown for people walking, biking, driving, or riding the bus. In collaboration with the City of Bethlehem, TPD facilitated this project funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Health WalkWorks program, to develop an Active Transportation Plan specifically for Broad Street. The goal of the project was to improve safety for people walking and biking by identifying short term priorities and a presenting a phased implementation plan.