The City of Raleigh recognizes the importance of developing a balanced, efficient, multi-modal transportation network that minimizes impacts to the environment and reinforces the livability of neighborhoods. Raleigh's transportation network is developed in a sustainable pattern that supports the City's future land uses and urban form, minimizes vehicle miles traveled and single-occupancy vehicles, and reduces air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
State and regional transportation agencies must spend public dollars in ways that are consistent with the goals of the communities they serve. Often, ...
One role highways play in the development of livable communities is safety. Public safety is a fundamental goal for all transportation improvement saf...
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