Austin Strategic Mobility Plan

getting there together

The ASMP is Austin's first comprehensive, multimodal transportation plan, and guides our short- and long-term transportation projects, programs, initiatives, and investments. Initially 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. You can learn more here about the ASMP's development process and implementation over time.

Plan Components

Policy Document

Full plan document as amended in 2024

View the complete 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

Pedestrian Network | 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

Acronyms and Glossary | Street Network Table and Other Maps | List of Attached Plans | Chapter 380 Strategies
To see full appendices, you can find them in the full plan document.

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, and were amended on November 30, 2023.

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.