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The Road to Livability

How State Departments of Transportation are Using Road Investments to Improve Community Livability

The Road to Livability offers a "baker's dozen" of techniques state DOTs can use to improve the livability of their communities. They include:

  • Creating good-paying jobs
  • Stimulating the broader economy
  • Investing in green projects
  • Revitalizing a small town's Main Street
  • Transforming urban streets into neighborhood centers
  • Preserving scenic country roads
  • Creating smart transportation solutions for tight times
  • Enhancing neighborhoods through the enhancement program
  • Making design responsive to community needs
  • Integrating transportation and land use
  • Using scenic byways to attract tourists and support local economies
  • Promoting walking and biking
  • Supporting travel and tourism

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More Information: news.transportation.org/press_release.aspx?Action=ViewNews&NewsID=309

Further Reading:

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