2003 Transportation Plan

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Transportation Plan

The Ulster County Transportation Plan addresses short, medium and long-range issues concerning transportation's role in shaping the County’s future for the next twenty years. The goals of the Plan are to encourage the formation of partnerships and establish the basis for the adoption of polices, programs, and implementation funding that:

"Provides for a safe and efficient multi-modal transportation system that supports the present and future needs of residents, visitors, and businesses of Ulster County and the region, that strengthens preferred land use patterns, protects the environment, preserves and enhances quality of life and can be achieved at a publicly acceptable cost."

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Long Range Transportation Plan FAQ

Executive Summary

Transportation Plan

Bike and Pedestrian Primer

Access Management Guidelines

Transportation Strategies for Quality Communities

Transportation Plan - Maps & Figures

Figure 1.1 - Highway System

Figure 2.1 - Functional Classification

Figure 2.2 -Traffic Volume

Figure 2.3 - Traffic Volume/Capacity

Figure 2.4 - Road Conditions

Figure 2.5 - Bridge Conditions

Figure 2.6 - 1998 - 2000 Crashes Per Million Vehicle Miles

Figure 2.8 - UCAT System

Figure 2.9 - Privately Operated Bus Routes

Figure 2.10 - Major Bike Routes and Pedestrian Zones

Figure 2.11 - Trails and Attractions

Figure 2.13 - Railroads, Ports, and Aviation

Marlboro Route 9W Corridor Conceptual Illustrations

Port Ewen Route 9W Corridor Conceptual Illustrations

Stone Ridge RT. 209 Corridor Conceptual Illustrations

Washington Avenue Corridor Conceptual Illustrations