Develop a transportation plan that addresses all modes of travel, while acknowledging vehicular traffic is expected to continue to be the primary mode of travel for residents and the workforce of Plano.

Continue to improve upon Plano’s Intelligent Transportation System for the roadway network, through efforts such as smart traffic signals and data collection systems.

Improve intersections of bicycle trails, pedestrian pathways, and streets where necessary for increased visibility, safety, and comfort.

Review and update roadway design regulations, including the Street Design Standards and related ordinances as needed, to efficiently and safely accommodate all modes of transportation.

Utilize criteria and best practices to assess the costs and effectiveness of pilot transportation projects.

Identify and improve locations within the city’s transportation infrastructure to meet or exceed Americans with Disability Act (ADA) standards.

Coordinate with neighboring communities to explore mutually beneficial regional transportation approaches that improve traffic flow within and between jurisdictions.

Regularly evaluate the updated Traffic Study and Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) requirements, which provide standard criteria for evaluating the impacts of new and redevelopment projects on existing neighborhoods, the surrounding community, and the roadway system.