"The Broward County Comprehensive Plan includes support for the Central Broward East-West Transit Corridor to alleviate traffic on I-595 and for use of the FEC Railroad as an urban transit corridor (Transportation Element Policy 3.4.18). The Comprehensive Plan also requires that the County work toward establishing transit-oriented corridor overlay zoning districts along high-capacity transit corridors (Policy 3.5.8) and requires the County to establish measures to acquire and preserve transit right-of-way and exclusive public transit corridiors (Policy 3.7.3). Link to Transportation Element
Broward County adopted Complete Streets policies into the Broward County Comprehensive Plan on June 10, 2014. Broward County has updatied its comprehensive plan, BrowardNEXT, which includes complete streets policies, including the adoption of the Broward Complete Streets Guidelines, or equivalent principles (BrowardNEXT Policy 2.19.1). These policies address regional issues highlighted by the county, including targeted redevelopment. Broward County proposed Strategy TR-1: Prioritize new development and redevelopment to existing and planned downtowns and major transit corridors and transit hubs, to address this regional issue. Highlighted Regional Issues Link to Complete Streets Semi-Annual Progress Report (December 2015) Link to Broward County Existing Transit coverage map Link to Broward County Future Public Transit coverage map Link to BCT TDP 2017-2026 Annual Update with vision rail network and transit system maps"
Example last updated August 2017
Contact: Nick Sofoul, Broward County Planning & Development Management
Ex. ID 159
| Primary Multimodal | |
|---|---|
| Primary Function: | Primary circulation within and between multimodal districts |
| Transit: | Premium service |