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Volpe Projects: A Record of Success

Morristown National Historical Park
Photo of a snow-covered cabin in the woods.

This alternative transportation plan aims to define a more efficient transit plan for visitors to Morristown. Goals include protecting environmental resources, improving visitor experiences and safety, maximizing use of infrastructure, ensuring compatibility of goals between the park and the surrounding community, and determining cost-effective means to maximize ridership. The report identifies three transportation alternatives for Morristown and analyzes their respective benefits in terms of ridership, safety, visitor enjoyment, and efficiency, as well as costs of each plan.

As of February 2005, the Volpe Center is working with Morristown on a more detailed "Phase II" plan, including stakeholder involvement.

Final Report, December 2001

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