Intermodal Freight Facilities: Names and locations of intermodal freight facilities which connect ports, airports, and railroads to the road network.Airports: Names and locations of all eight airports in the Memphis MPO area.For more information, visit the FY 2020-23 TIP webpage. TIP Project Points and TIP Project Lines: Projects included in the Memphis MPO’s FY2020-23 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).For more information, visit the 2050 RTP webpage. Note that projects listed as "E+C" are "Existing and Committed", which means project(s) expected to be completed by the end of Fiscal Year (FY) 2023. RTP Project Points and RTP Project Lines: Projects included in the fiscally-constrained list of the Memphis MPO’s Livability 2050 Regional Transportation Plan.Municipalities: The municipal or jurisdictional boundaries of a city, town, or agency in the Metropolitan Planning Area.MPO Planning Area: The Memphis MPO’s Metropolitan Planning Area (MPA).To show or hide any of the layers listed below, click the Layers icon in the top right corner of the map. (Click the image below to visit the Memphis MPO Interactive Webmap) The primary webmap maintained by the Memphis MPO, this ArcGIS dashboard contains information on existing transportation facilities, planned projects, municipal boundaries, and the functional classification of roadways. Data layer updates are performed as needed and with time permitting. For more detailed information, please refer to specific agency websites. The map does not replace or invalidate the plans or documents from which the information was derived.
The data and information included in the maps have been carefully examined however, errors or missing data may exist. The Metro Map solution includes the Replicating Objects as well as the Switching Objects, enabling the transport managers, metro stations builders as well as transport project managers to end up having a professionally looking vector graphic document.The data included in the Memphis Urban Area MPO’s Interactive Webmaps are intended to provide information on the Memphis MPO’s planning products. The Metro Map solution enables to create the needed metro maps, bus and other transport maps and transport schemes, as well as the tube-style infographics and route maps, allowing one to control the direction in which any ConceptDraw DIAGRAM user can create new stations, add text icons/labels and change the lengths of the pre-made drawings as the solution contains such design objects as the representations of the Lines, the Landmarks, and the Stations.
METRO WEBMAP SOFTWARE
It is always possible to create the needed metro map by using the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM diagramming and drawing software either from a scratch or by editing the already created drawings by using the Metro Map solution. It is usually used by the non-native English speakers. Metro is known to be the most common term for underground rapid transit systems. Sometimes they have such intersections between two rapid transit lines, being unchallenged in its ability to transport too many people quickly over some short distances. Nevertheless, some of the rapid transit systems have the so-called “at-grade intersections” between a rapid transit line and a road. They require the custom-made trains for minimizing the gaps between a platform and a train.īeing integrated with other public transport, they are operated by the same public transport authorities. The stations usually have high platforms, having no steps inside the trains. Sometimes some of such systems use guided rubber tires, monorail or magnetic levitation. They usually use the electric multiple rail tracks. Modern services on rapid transit systems may be provided on the designated lines between stations. They cannot be accessed by pedestrians or other vehicles, often being grade separated either on elevated railways or in tunnels. They operate on an exclusive right-of-way. Unlike trams or buses, such rapid transit systems are electric railways. It is a type of a high-capacity public transport usually found in most of the urban areas all over the world. Mass rapid transit is also known to be called as a heavy rail, a metro, a subway, a tube, or an underground.
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