The ASMP is Austin's first comprehensive, multimodal transportation plan, and guides our short- and long-term transportation projects, programs, initiatives, and investments. Adopted in April 2019, the ASMP plans for all the ways we get around Austin. This includes driving, walking, bicycling, rolling and taking public transportation.

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2021 ASMP Policy Amendments Survey

The Austin Strategic Mobility Plan (ASMP) is getting its first tweaks and we need your input. The ASMP is a living document that we want to reflect our community’s needs and experiences. Recent global and local events since adoption have led the ASMP Team to analyze the existing ASMP policies and now we’re suggesting a few new ones we’d like your thoughts on.

If you have any questions or comments about the ASMP or this amendment process, please email ASMP@austintexas.gov.

Take our survey

Please review the three new proposed policies here and take our short survey. Take the survey in English here.

To request a copy of the survey by mail, please email ASMP@austintexas.gov.

Revise las tres nuevas políticas propuestas aquí y responda nuestra breve encuesta. Responda nuestra encuesta en español aquí.

Para solicitar una copia de la encuesta por correo, envíe un correo electrónico a ASMP@austintexas.gov.

Later this year, there will be another input opportunity regarding changes to the Street Network Map. Your input will help shape what the ASMP Team brings to City Council for consideration in Spring 2022.

Plan Components

Policy Document

Full plan document

View the complete ASMP policy document or download the accessible version of the ASMP policy document.

Individual chapters

Executive Summary and Introduction

Chapter 1: Prioritizing Our Safety

  • Safety Culture | Designing for Safety | Safe Behaviors

Chapter 2: Managing Our Demand

  • Land Use | Parking | Curb Management | Transportation Demand Management Programming | Shared Mobility

Chapter 3: Supplying Our Transportation Infrastructure

  • Sidewalk System | Roadway System | Public Transportation System | Bicycle System | Urban Trail System | Condition of Infrastructure | Emerging Mobility Solutions | Aviation

Chapter 4: Operating Our Transportation Network

  • Transportation Operations | Closures and Detours | Goods Movement

Chapter 5: Protecting Our Health and Environment

  • Public Health | Air and Climate | Water and Stormwater | Land and Ecology

Chapter 6: Supporting Our Community

  • Equity | Affordability | Accessibility | Public Interaction

Chapter 7: Implementing Our Plan

  • Data | Collaboration | Financial Strategies | Action Table

Appendices

Maps

These interactive maps reflect our future transportation plans for the entire city. Adopted maps include current and future roadway capacity projects, sidewalk system prioritization, the public transportation system, the bicycle system, the urban trail system, and the high-injury network.

Click on a map to learn more about a specific transportation system, and turn layers on and off to compare different systems. Zoom in on specific areas of the maps to see the information most relevant to you. The layers in these maps are also available for download.

        

 

Street Network Table

The ASMP Street Network Table and Street Network Map show Austin’s vision for improvements to the street network over the next 20+ years. They went into effect on April 21, 2019, replacing the 2025 AMATP Roadway Table and Map.

The Street Network Table and Map include roads that are within the jurisdictional boundaries of the City of Austin. They are used to identify right of way dedication requirements to accommodate future roadway conditions (referred to as Dedication of Right of Way in the Land Development Code).

These future roadway conditions found in the table include a description of the multimodal elements within the right of way. The map reflects all of the systems that make up our roadways. 

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