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Trenton Transit Center Local Concept Development Study

Improving safety and circulation around one of the Trenton’s most critical transit areas

  • 7

    Intersections

  • 3

    Design Options

  • Trenton, New Jersey

    Trenton, New Jersey

Focusing on access and mobility in and through the transit center area

The City of Trenton wants to enhance pedestrian, bicycle, vehicle, and transit circulation and safety, especially around the Trenton Transit Center. Due to the configuration of the transportation network within the area, it creates a barrier to access for those using transit or just passing through. The City reached out to our traffic engineers and planners to help.

We conducted a local concept development study for the City, with support from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) and in accordance with NJDOT’s Concept Development Process. Our team evaluated circulation and safety improvements at seven intersections and their connecting roadways. As part of an existing conditions assessment, we identified needs and gaps through data collection, drone observations, model development, evaluation of bicycle facilities, a review of previous studies, and crash analysis. We also developed three road diet alternatives that reallocate the substantial excess vehicular capacity in the study area through curb-to-curb restriping. Additionally, we facilitated an outreach program, which included public and stakeholder meetings and two virtual public information centers, to present our three proposed design options for review.

Upon completion of the study, DVRPC added the City’s selected option to their Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which will advance the study to preliminary and final design in the future.

At a Glance

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Client
  • City of Trenton
Meet Our Team

Kati DiRaimondo, Associate, Traffic Engineer

I became a traffic engineer because no matter who you are, your mode of transport and travel times impact your life—I find that fascinating.

Michael O’Donnell , Principal

Versatility is the key to successful management of projects, clients, and stakeholders.

Adam Catherine, Principal

Traffic engineering is an art requiring creativity to address and balance the complexities embedded within every transportation problem.

Kati DiRaimondo

Associate, Traffic Engineer

Michael O’Donnell

Principal

Adam Catherine

Principal

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