Tool Design presents updated Athens in Motion plan with 20 priority projects and new implementation pathways
Tool Design presented an update to the Athens in Motion active-transportation plan, highlighting a denser 'vision network,' 20 priority projects scored for safety and equity, and delivery pathways that use resurfacing and developer work to accelerate bike/ped improvements.
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Tool Design consultants presented an updated Athens in Motion active-transportation plan that the commission will review and comment on over the next two weeks. The update replaces the 2018 framework with a denser "vision network" intended to guide facilities that could be built over the next 10–15 years and a prioritized list of 20 projects staff expect to treat as high-priority capital work.
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