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The Pearland Mobility Plan is a comprehensive assessment of the City’s transportation network. This study examined safety, connectivity, network efficiency, and multimodal facility integration. It engaged the public to identify current congestion and safety issues, informing where improvements should be prioritized. Using an analysis of existing conditions, the recent Future Land Use Plan update, and potential build-out scenarios, the Study determined the City’s present and future mobility needs.
The resulting Mobility Plan included a list of projects separated into short-term (0-5 years), medium-term (6-10 years), and long-term (11+ years) projects, which are backed by existing conditions data, innovative traffic technology recommendations, and in line with community feedback. Additionally, an update to the City's 2021 Thoroughfare Plan was made through analyzing my multiple scenarios of the H-GAC Travel Demand Model, and was adopted by City Council on August 11, 2025.
The Pearland Mobility Plan is a comprehensive assessment of the City’s transportation network. This study examined safety, connectivity, network efficiency, and multimodal facility integration. It engaged the public to identify current congestion and safety issues, informing where improvements should be prioritized. Using an analysis of existing conditions, the recent Future Land Use Plan update, and potential build-out scenarios, the Study determined the City’s present and future mobility needs.
The resulting Mobility Plan included a list of projects separated into short-term (0-5 years), medium-term (6-10 years), and long-term (11+ years) projects, which are backed by existing conditions data, innovative traffic technology recommendations, and in line with community feedback. Additionally, an update to the City's 2021 Thoroughfare Plan was made through analyzing my multiple scenarios of the H-GAC Travel Demand Model, and was adopted by City Council on August 11, 2025.
