Downtown Mobility Study

The Downtown Mobility Study is a City-led initiative to streamline multimodal planning and policy recommendations for the downtown area. The study will be community-driven and will consider the competing needs of stakeholders, advocates, and business owners downtown. The Downtown Mobility Study will serve as an update to the 2019 Downtown Transportation Plan.

If you didn't make the first touchpoint meeting...we still want to hear from you! You can take the Downtown Mobility Study survey. Survey closes on Wednesday, July 31. Let your voice be heard!

Project Details

Type:: Transportation Improvements
Budget:: $500,000
Project Lead:: Barbara Godwin
Contractors:: Kimley Horn & Associates

Contact

Barbara Godwin
Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Manager Barbara.Godwin@raleighnc.gov

Lead Department:: Transportation

Participating Department:: Transportation

Service Unit:: Mobility Strategy and Infrastructure

Engagement Strategy

The study has three touchpoints with the public to convey information and receive feedback. The touchpoints will offer a combination of in-person and online engagement with stakeholders.

Touchpoint #1: Complete
Touchpoint #2: September - November 2024, Date TBD
Touchpoint #3: January - February 2025, Date TBD
Final Recommendations Public Comment Period: May 2025

How can you stay up to date on the project?

Stay informed by regularly viewing this page for upcoming events or updated project information.

You can also subscribe to “Transportation News and Events” to receive email updates related to the project. Visit raleighnc.gov and search: My Raleigh Subscriptions.

Next Steps

If you didn't make the first touchpoint meeting...we still want to hear from you! You can take the Downtown Mobility Study survey. Survey closes on Wednesday, July 31. Let your voice be heard!

Following the survey closure on June 30, the Downtown Mobility Study will move into development of network elements. The network elements will blend technical analysis and public input to create draft transportation elements for review later this year and into early 2025.