St. Louis has its first citywide transportation plan in 77 years; first to incorporate biking, walking, transit | Fox 2

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On Friday, the city of St. Louis announced that for the first time since 1948, they will have a new citywide transportation plan, establishing a new foundation for how the city designs, maintains and prioritizes its streets, sidewalks, and transit infrastructure . . . incorporating feedback from about 4,000 residents. . . .

Mayor Cara Spencer said the new plan marks a major shift in how St. Louis approaches its streets, emphasizing safety for pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and transit riders. . . .

The plan calls for expanded pedestrian access, continuous and connected bike paths, and better integration of transit stops.

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St. Louis has its first citywide transportation plan in 77 years; first to incorporate biking, walking, transit | Fox 2