Planning - Studies and Reports

Freight Transportation

Goods Movement Study

The Goods Movement Study report summarizes an initial attempt to examine Nevada’s freight transportation system, with an eye on how to best utilize Nevada’s freight strengths in the economic development and economic diversification process.

The needs of the non-tourism, non-gaming industries are in some ways very different from those of the services industries traditional to Nevada. While the tourism and services industries need certain types of infrastructure and services (passenger highways and passenger airports, restaurants and hotels), the other types of non-services businesses often need other types of transportation (freight transportation), other types of infrastructure (utilities), and other types of labor and markets.

 

Southern Nevada Study

Clark, Esmeralda, Lincoln and Nye Counties

The primary goal of the Southern Nevada Transportation Study is to inventory existing transportation and socio-economic trends, and to forecast these trends over the next 20 years.

The Southern Nevada Transportation Study dated October 6, 2003 is available online in pdf format. The document is divided into the following five sections and includes a table of contents.

Western Nevada Study

Churchill, Lyon, Storey, Carson City, Douglas and Washoe Counties

The primary goal of the Western Nevada Transportation Study is to inventory existing transportation and socio-economic trends, and to forecast these trends over the next 20 years.

The Western Nevada Transportation Study dated February 8, 2002 is available online in pdf format. The document is divided into the following five sections and includes a table of contents.

Overview

US 50 East Corridor Study

As part of the Nevada Department of Transportation’s (NDOT) statewide transportation planning and programming, specific corridor and subarea studies are convened to meet challenging situations.

The rules and regulations set forth in Title 23, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 450, Planning
Assistance and Standards, Subpart B 450.212, Public Involvement, describe the authority for studies. The US 50 East Corridor Study was conducted in the spirit of these documents.

US 395 Land Use Analyses

US 395 Land Use Study

The US 395 Land Use Analyses represent individual TAZ's (Traffic Analysis Zones) located within 1/2 mile of the centerline of the US 395 corridor. Included in the analyses are population, housing units, number of employees and hotel rooms. Years included are 2000, 2012, 2020 and 2030.

US 395 is analyzed from Carson City to northern Washoe County. The Washoe County and Carson City sections are available. The Douglas County section will be analyzed as part of the US 395 southern Sierra corridor study.
 
US 395 Southern Sierra Corridor Study  
 

Supplemental Reports  

2007 Douglas Carson Travel Demand Model 

 2006 Traffic Safety Charrette US 50 to SR 88 

 

2002 US 395 Washoe Study