Service Area
Urban & Transportation Planning
Long-range plans, corridor studies, and transit and active transportation strategies that help Midwest communities move from vision to implementation.
Overview
Midwest Land & Transport helps communities turn long-range vision into actionable plans. We bring AICP-grounded planning practice together with operational experience from public agencies, transit authorities, and large-scale logistics, so the strategies we produce are built to be funded, built, and used.
Our work covers comprehensive and neighborhood plans, multimodal corridor studies, bike and pedestrian master plans, transit service analysis, and economic development strategic planning. We connect land use and mobility decisions so communities can grow with intention.
Who it's for
- Cities, counties, and regional planning agencies
- Transit agencies and MPOs
- Non-profits and community development organizations
- Private developers shaping community-scale projects
Deliverables we produce
Lead-delivered
- Comprehensive plans
- Neighborhood and subarea plans
- Corridor studies
- Multimodal transportation plans
- Bike and pedestrian master plans
- Transit service analysis
- Travel Demand Management (TDM) programs
- SS4A action plans
- Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) plans
- Economic development strategic plans
- Multi-source funding strategies
- Grant readiness assessments
- Funding gap analysis
Delivered with partners
For these areas we bring in trusted Midwest collaborators to ensure the right depth of expertise.
- Community engagement strategy and facilitation
- Land use and zoning analysis
- Competitive grant applications (RAISE, SS4A, ITEP, state programs)
- CIP frameworks
Selected experience
Detailed case studies are coming soon. Recent and prior engagements include:
- Multi-year transportation strategy and operations work with the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) of Northeastern Illinois
- Workforce mobility and transit access planning for Amazon fulfillment operations
- Municipal planning, zoning, and economic development support across Illinois communities