Corridor plans are written to the character and needs of the corridor and with a particular audience in mind. For instance, a scenic bwyay corridor plan needs to address the intrinsic values of the corridor, such as scenic character, recreational opportunities and folkways. A management plan for a truck route might emphasize passing lanes, weigh stations and amenities needed by truck drivers.
In a general sense corridor plans should contain common elements including:
The planning process should include
Participation should be integral to every step of the process. Participants should include local elected representatives or their delagates, transportation providers, user groups, related local, regional, state and federal agencies and the public at large. Participation should engage an inner circle in regular meetings and a larger circle in a more limited number of well advertised public presentations.
