The Center for Economic Research, housed in Louisiana Tech University’s College of Business, recently published the 2022-23 Louisiana Economic Abstract. The publication is the second in an ongoing annual series designed to report state-level economic developments and the impact of policies in Louisiana.
of town, transportation issues mirror those of the city as a whole. in fact, the region as a whole. the challenge of developing a livable and sustainable way, managing automobile traffic, providing options for diverse travel patterns. what are programmatic and citywide strategis that can help be of help manage the demand in the neighborhood. this may be everything from parking management to supporting employer based measures such as shuttle services, looking at how does freeway access in the soma grid function in terms of priority for buses and high occupancy vehicles. actually improvements across the county, whether it is caltrain corridor on the eastern part. the 19th avenue corridor and the more policy based strategies such as extending the fast pass to daly city, might encourage people using this other network to make this an alternative to make their trip. we talked about street level improvements, high-level policies. i will briefly touch on some of the nearer term pr
recognizing roll for bicycles, paid for transit and role of 16th for traffic. spinning the axis, church and fill more serving for 22 fillmore. looking into octavia, we will delve into this regarding design improvements that can tweak that corridor. gulf and frankton were moving forward with the van ness and octavia market impact to deliver pedestrian improve pts, the crossing environment particularly as the key auto corridors may be implemented by brt. in the soma grid is recommendations from the ent project in coordination with long range plan core study, which the team will be is developing and will be presenting and chairing with you over the coming months. finally taking a look up even further away from individual streets, recognizing that this part of town, transportation issues mirror those of the city as a whole. in fact, the region as a whole. the challenge of developing a livable and sustainable way, managing automobile traffic, providing options for diverse travel