 
Phoenix, like many large U.S. cities, is placing renewed emphasis on the livability of its urban core. The Valley Metro Light Rail, the largest single infrastructure investment in the region, will carry thousands of commuters, students, and visitors back and forth to work, school, shopping, and sports events. Districts in the vicinity of the light rail will undergo change as travel options expand and as improved local accessibility and transit activity create opportunities to optimize positive development in Central Phoenix.
The School of Planning at Arizona State University and the Phoenix Urban Research Laboratory in cooperation with the City of Phoenix studied Phoenix residents’ opinions of traffic management issues in Central Phoenix. The goal of the study was to understand, in quantitative and qualitative terms, the community’s views and opinions of the current operation of 7th Avenue and 7th Street and how it can be improved to better meet the changing community needs. We sought input from pedestrians, drivers, residents, and businesses along 7th Avenue and 7th Street. Each group was surveyed and asked to participate in smaller group discussions.
If you would like to learn more about this study, email asutrafficstudy@gmail.com or call 480.727.7380.
Executive Summary 0.9MB
Title Page and Table of Contents 0.02MB
Chapter 1 - Introduction 0.9MB
Chapter 2 - Resident Survey Results 3.8MB
Chapter 3 - Residential Focus Group Results 0.2MB
Chapter 4 - Business Survey Results 1.6MB
Chapter 5 - Business Focus Group Results 0.2MB
Chapter 6 - Pedestrian Survey Results 1.0MB
Chapter 7 - Pedestrian Focus Group Results 0.2MB
Chapter 8 - Driver Survey Results 1.2MB
Chapter 9 - Driver Focus Group Results 0.1MB
Chapter 10 - Neighborhood Association Comments 0.2MB
Chapter 11 - Land Use Analysis 2.3MB
Chapter 12 - Literature Review 0.1MB
Appendix 1 - Detailed Resident Survey Results 0.3MB
Appendix 2 - Detailed Business Survey Results 0.2MB
Appendix 3 - Detailed Pedestrian Survey Results 0.2MB
Appendix 4 - Detailed Driver Survey Results 0.1MB
Appendix 5 - Reproduction of Important Literature 8.7MB
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