Plans and Studies
Vision Zero Louisville Safety Report 2013-2017
Vision Zero Louisville Safety Report 2013-2017: Technical Appendix
NEW! Vision Zero Louisville Safety Report 2013-2017: Street Rightsizing Implementation Plan Appendix
Explore the 16 maps of prioritized projects included in the Technical Appendix.
Current Transportation Planning Efforts
Long-range planning studies are ongoing for two of the city's deadliest corridors: Broadway and Preston Highway/Preston Street. Led by the Office of Advanced Planning & Sustainability, the studies incorporate Complete Streets and Vision Zero objectives by redesigning the streets for all users and improving safety through proven safety countermeasures. These studies are supported by Move Louisville, the city's long-range transportation plan, and Plan 2040, Louisville's comprehensive plan.
TARC is developing a long-range plan for the future of public transit and mobility in the Louisville region called TARC Tomorrow. The plan includes six "Big Ideas" that provide the framework for TARC to move forward. The plan is anticipated to be finalized in Fall 2022.
All major metropolitan areas have a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency (KIPDA) is the metropolitan planning organization for the Louisville region. KIPDA is updating its Metropolitan Transportation Plan, the long-range vision for transportation in the region. Connecting Kentuckiana 2050, KIPDA's Metropolitan Transportation Plan update, is anticipated to be completed in Spring 2023.
Additional Resources
Urban Services District Lighting Study (March 2022)
Louisville Metro’s Transportation Safety Benchmarking Report 2011-2016
Understanding Pedestrian Crashes in Louisville, KY 2006-2010
Additional Transportation Plans and Studies
Last updated: September 13, 2022
