Guadalupe Street Mobility Program

The Austin Transportation Department (ATD) initiated the Guadalupe Street Mobility Program in 2014 to identify and recommend short to long-term transportation improvements to enhance mobility, safety and quality of life along the Guadalupe Street corridor for everyone - whether you are rolling, walking or driving.

Learn more about the Guadalupe Street corridor at AustinTexas.gov/GuadalupeStreet

Guadalupe Street (Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to West 29^th Street), West 24^th Street (Guadalupe Street to North Lamar Boulevard) and Nueces Street (24^th Street to Guadalupe Street)

• Guadalupe St. FINAL Report
• Appendix A - Corridor Conceptual Plans
• Appendix B - Public Involvement
• Appendix C - Public Meeting Boards (See below)
• Appendix D - Health Impact Assessment
• Appendix E - Existing Conditions Traffic Analysis Report and Proposed Conditions
• Appendix F - Center for Transportation Research's Dynamic Traffic Modeling Study
• Appendix G - Capital Metro's Ridership Memorandums
• Appendix H - UT's Guadalupe Street Corridor Safety Study and Recommendations
• Appendix I - Existing Land Use Map

Appendix C - Public Meeting Boards

• Existing conditions for pedestrian and bicycle activity, the Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan, land use, and transit service
• Four tested scenarios
• The decision-making tools for the process
• The preferred recommendation showing cross-sections of study area roadways, example intersection layouts, and a 3D rendering of Guadalupe near 21st Street
• UT Austin Guadalupe Safety Study
• Capital Metro infographic board