Unified Transportation Master Plan (Adopted August 16, 2022)
Grand County and the City of Moab jointly prepared the Unified Transportation Master Plan (UTMP), An Action Plan to Improve Safety for All, with the assistance of consultants, Kimley-Horn Associates. The UTMP identifies actions, strategies, and projects to achieve the community’s goals for a safe, reliable, connected, and efficient transportation system to improve all modes of transportation.
The UTMP identifies improvements to roads, streets, trails, and connections that are under jurisdiction and responsibility of Grand County and the City of Moab. Recommended projects will be considered for over near-, mid-, and long-term planning horizons. Prioritized projects include street connections, intersection and roadway improvements, and new pathways.
In addition, the UTMP establishes a goal to reduce traffic-related serious injury crashes and fatalities to zero per year, by the year 2025. The goal is consistent with that of the Utah Department of Transportation which set Utah’s ultimate goal of Zero Fatalities.
Grand County and the City of Moab jointly prepared the Unified Transportation Master Plan (UTMP), An Action Plan to Improve Safety for All, with the assistance of consultants, Kimley-Horn Associates. The UTMP identifies actions, strategies, and projects to achieve the community’s goals for a safe, reliable, connected, and efficient transportation system to improve all modes of transportation.
The UTMP identifies improvements to roads, streets, trails, and connections that are under jurisdiction and responsibility of Grand County and the City of Moab. Recommended projects will be considered for over near-, mid-, and long-term planning horizons. Prioritized projects include street connections, intersection and roadway improvements, and new pathways.
In addition, the UTMP establishes a goal to reduce traffic-related serious injury crashes and fatalities to zero per year, by the year 2025. The goal is consistent with that of the Utah Department of Transportation which set Utah’s ultimate goal of Zero Fatalities.
