Planning
We plan for a more accessible Utah
Every element of the built environment is planned. Planners and policymakers intentionally decide everything from the width of vehicle lanes and sidewalks, the quality of bike lanes, where to place crosswalks, and even how buildings look and function in our communities. If we want safer and more active communities, we must plan for them.
Our Planning Services
Below are examples of how we help plan communities. Didn’t see what you are looking for? If you have an idea or a request, let us know in the form when applying!
Bike Lane and Trail Design
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Active Transportation Plans
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Safe Routes to School Planning
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
GIS Analysis
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Community Engagement
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Bike-Friendly land use planning
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Wayfinding Plans
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
We specialize in active transportation planning to encourage high levels of walking and biking. We've worked with cities and regional governments for over a decade to build streets and spaces that prioritize people, improve accessibility, and enhance quality of life.
Need help planning your community?
Each plan results in a detailed safety assessment document that evaluates school boundary conditions using factors like speed limits, traffic volume (AADT), crash data (pedestrian, cyclist, and vehicle incidents from 2017-2024), and road width. These analyses culminate in a road suitability score to guide route planning. We also incorporate community feedback through mapping exercises, surveys, and walking/biking audits, ensuring our plans address real-world needs. The final document provides actionable recommendations for identifying the safest routes and empowering schools and families to advocate for a safer, more connected community.