DVRPC has published over one thousand reports from the 1970s to present. Product abstracts and/or PDF downloads are available.
September 26, 2008

This report summarizes the research completed to determine the state of asset management in the Delaware Valley region. In order to determine how DVRPC could become involved in asset management
within our nine county region, research was conducted to determine what other states were doing, including New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Based upon the data from other states, the data from NJDOT
and PennDOT,……
September 23, 2008

This study provides a unique opportunity to identify ways in which transportation and land use can be coordinated in concert with environmental needs. It is hoped that this synergy will enhance the creation of economic development opportunities within the corridor. The study was developed with the active involvement and cooperation of representatives from each of the study area communities, Montgomery……
September 23, 2008

This study provides a unique opportunity to identify ways in which transportation and land use can be coordinated in concert with environmental needs. It is hoped that this synergy will enhance the creation of economic development opportunities within the corridor. The study was developed with the active involvement and cooperation of representatives from each of the study area communities, Montgomery……
September 10, 2008

This report documents the process and findings of the Erie and Olney Avenues, Road Safety Audits (RSA) undertaken by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC). This project reflects the collaboration between PennDOT District 6 and DVRPC to address locations in the region with safety issues in order to obligate Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)
funding for remedial actions with……
September 8, 2008

This study addresses the problem of congested roadways largely caused by rapid suburban development and a lack of alternatives to the single-occupant vehicle within the NJ 42 corridor. Land use policies that encourage sprawl are evident in this corridor and this has impacted the environmental stability of the area. This study attempts to address these needs by identifying immediate as well as long-term……
September 1, 2008

This document is the first formal cycle of review of supplemental projects from major single-occupancy vehicle
capacity-adding projects in the region’s Transportation Improvement Programs since DVRPC adopted its
original Congestion Management System in 1997. Twenty TIP parent projects were reviewed. All projects
reviewed were found to be making reasonable progress with supplemental projects in accordance……
August 29, 2008

This report documents 2015 and 2035 traffic forecasts for the US 1 Expressway corridor between the Philadelphia County Line and the US 1/I-95 interchange in Middletown Township. Average daily and AM and PM peak hour traffic forecasts are provided for a No-Build and two Build alternatives and compared to current volumes.
August 29, 2008

This report documents the process and findings of the NJ 47 Delsea Drive and Cooper Street Intersection Road Safety Audit (RSA) undertaken by the Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission (DVRPC). The report details safety issues identified by the audit team at the study location and remedial strategies to address them. The goal of the audit is to generate
improvement recommendations and countermeasures……
August 29, 2008

This study describes DVRPC travel demand forecasting efforts for the Quakertown Rail Restoration Alternatives Analysis consistent with FTA program requirements for a New Starts application. The study presents the 2005 transit model calibration along with 2030 station volume and parking requirements for six existing stations and eight proposed stations across four alternatives: no build, baseline,……
August 21, 2008

The main purpose of the Tracking Progress project is to determine whether the adopted Long Range Plan goals are being met. While there are several exercises of performance indicators that have been undertaken by various entities within the region for differing purposes, none have been systematically comprehensive to evaluate the effectiveness of DVRPC's Long Range Plan goals. Tracking Progress is……