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Transportation and Mobility Master Plan (TMMP)Thornton Transportation Mobility Logo

What is the Transportation and Mobility Master Plan?

The Transportation and Mobility Master Plan (TMMP) is the City’s long-range plan for travel and mobility, guiding future development of transportation-related infrastructureThe TMMP was adopted by City Council on April 26, 2022 and the document can be accessed in the links on the right side of this page.

The TMMP replaces the City's former 2009 Transportation Master Plan which was adopted on September 8, 2009 with the Colorado Department of Transportation's "I-25 and Highway 7 Planning, Environmental and Linkages" studies incorporated by City Council Resolution on March 29, 2016. 

What are the vision and goals of the Plan?

The overall vision is a transportation network and mobility plan that expands transportation options to enable a resident to access all areas of Thornton in a timely manner without using a private vehicle. Thornton desires a holistic multimodal and mobility view, approach and evaluation of current and future transportation needs.

The goal of the Plan is to provide an interconnected multimodal transportation network and mobility plan for all people to access goods, services, residences, and employment and accommodates safely moving people, goods, and services using a variety of modes that includes vehicle, bicycle, pedestrian, bus, shuttle, and passenger rail based on the future land use projections and overall vision for the City.


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