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Action: Expand Rideshare
and Shared Micromobility
Options
Recommendation 1
Recommendation 3
Timeframe: Ongoing
* Seek partnership to
reimplement bike share
systems.
Recommendation 2
Timeframe: Mid-term
With new bikeshare program,
start a pilot in one zone of the City
with key destinations to build up
support and a fan base among the
community.
Timeframe: Near/Mid-term
Action: Adopt a Vision
Zero policy with the goal
of reducing traffic injuries
and fatalities on Nashua
streets
Recommendation 1
Timeframe: Mid-term
Identify streets where fatal or
serious injury collisions are likely
to occur and prioritize these areas
for safety-related improvements.
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Action: Build robust, safe
and connected pedestrian
and bicycle network.
Recommendation 1
Timeframe: Ongoing
Improve pedestrian and bicycle
access to all open spaces, and
recreational areas.
- Evaluate opportunities for
developing buffered or
protected bicycle lanes and
opportunities for creating
shared bicycle and pedestrian
pathways to increase safety
and accessibility for all ages
and abilities.
- Address areas of concern
highlighted in the Nashua
Comprehensive Master Plan
Mobility and Transit
There is an opportunity to build out transportation networks throughout
the City that are equitable, and accessible to all transit users regardless
of their ability, age, and income.
Action: Adopt Complete
Streets policy and
initiatives.
Recommendation 1 Recommendation 2
Timeframe: Mid-term Timeframe: Ongoing
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Implementation Report Card
Baseline —> 2030 Target
% Households within 1/4 mile
of Transit stop
81% —>85%
Pedestrian Walkability: % of
most walkable roads
39% —>55%
Bicycle Traffic Stress: % of
least stressful roads
30% —>40%
Mean Travel Time to Work
(minutes)
27 —>25
Top Goal 1:
Equitable and
Connected
Transportation
Networks
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Livable Nashua
Livable Nashua is a citizen
centered tool that allows the
City to increase the levels of
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of topics including; water
quality, access to healthy
food, and solar energy. The
tool details statistics to help
track progress on actions
through time and encourages
community members to
be part of the solution by
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strategic rail and bus transit
investments to improve
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stretch between Boston, MA
and Concord, NH. Even though
a multimodal transportation
network already exists
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network. Providing continuous,
dedicated bicycle facilities to
connect residential areas and
job centers to commuter rail
stations can help shift trips
away from automobiles and
encourage more sustainable
travel options.
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30 to 34 minutes
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25 to 29 minutes
6%
Nashua Today:
Mobility and Transit
Nashua is primarily a car-
dominated city, but there are
ongoing efforts in place to expand
mobility and access options
throughout. The City is dedicated
to making Nashua more walkable
and bikeable for residents
through several initiatives
including widening shoulders
and installing bike lanes and
sidewalks, expanding rideshare
and microbility, and planning for
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