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I-70 Corridor Transit Alternatives Analysis
Completed in 2007
In September 2004, MARC initiated a transit alternatives analysis to determine ways the community could improve mobility for residents, workers and the transit-dependent along the eastern I-70 corridor in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
In addition to enhancing mobility, this project looked for ways to increase the overall transportation capacity in this corridor, provide additional transportation options to serve travelers now and in the future, facilitate sustainable economic development patterns throughout the corridor and around potential transit facilities, and maintain or improve air quality in the region.
Study Documents
- Cover, Table of Contents (143kb, pdf)
- 1.0 Purpose and Need
- Pages 1-15 (3.5MB, pdf)
- Pages 16-30 (3.9MB, pdf)
- 2.0 Transit Alternatives (819kb, pdf)
- 3.0 Downtown Commuter Rail Terminal Evaluation (427kb, pdf)
- 4.0 Transit Alternatives Costs (407kb, pdf)
- 5.0 Ridership Forecasts (849kb, pdf)
- 6.0 Transit Alternatives Evaluation (2MB, pdf)
- 7.0 Summary of Findings (316kb, pdf)
The preparation of this report was financed in part with funding from United States Department of Transportation (USDOT), administered by the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). The opinions, findings and conclusions expressed in this publication are those of the authors and not necessarily those of USDOT, KDOT and MoDOT.