Over the next few months, the county and consultant team will be reaching out to municipal leaders and the public to gather information about existing corridor features, traffic conditions, safety concerns, and future travel needs. The study, anticipated to be completed in two years, will present a long-term vision for each corridor in terms of overall character and function. It will provide guidance for where additional travel lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes, and other types of improvements might be appropriate, as well as where there are significant safety issues or environmental constraints that need to be considered.
Additional design and engineering will be required before any improvements can be constructed, and improvements will likely be implemented in a phased approach over time, based on needs and available resources. The Montco Pikes project is an important first step in planning for the future transportation needs along these county corridors.
community outreach
Public Comments
An important part of the Montco Pikes project involves gathering and sharing information. The public can share thoughts on the current function of each corridor, traffic and safety issues, and future needs through MindMixer, an online community engagement platform.

Kickoff Meeting for Municipal Officials
Municipal officials from communities adjacent to each of these roadways have been invited to provide critical information related to existing conditions of the corridor and to share expectations for the future of the corridor in terms of traffic operations, safety, future development, and environmental constraints. A kickoff meeting for municipal representatives will take place via Zoom in summer 2020 for each corridor.
Project Contact
For questions about the project, please contact Matthew Edmond, MCPC Transportation Section Chief, at medmond@montcopa.org.