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The challenge of Chandler's rapid growth has been met with new roads, freeways, and traffic management solutions. In addition, our municipal airport is one of the busiest in the State and features a growing airpark development that will pay economic dividends for many years to come.

SPECIAL NOTE:
The City has spent the past year updating its Transportation Master Plan and is seeking public comment on the Draft Final Report at a
public meeting to be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, December 3, 2009 in the City Council Chambers located on the second floor of Chandler’s Downtown Library at 22 South Delaware Street. The draft Plan is more comprehensive than prior plans, incorporating transit and bicycle/pedestrian plans that previously were updated independently. Copies of the Draft Plan will be available in City libraries and posted on this site beginning November 23, 2009 (following review by the Chandler Transportation Commission). Citizens are invited to meet with City officials to discuss the Plan’s recommendations for future roadway, bicycle, pedestrian and transit improvements, as well as any topic related to the City’s transportation system. For more information, contact Kurt Krause, Engineering Project Manager, at 480-782-3317.
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    The City-owned Chandler Municipal Airport is perfectly positioned to service the needs of general aviation and corporate aviation users in the southeast Valley.
     
  Three major freeways serve the needs of our community: Santan Freeway (202) goes from I-10 on the west side to Gilbert Road; Price Freeway (101) from the 202 interchange north into Scottsdale; and Interstate 10 sits at the western edge of the City.
     

Roads & Street Maintenance
     
 

Updates on current roadway projects and projected street closures in Chandler.
 
- For residents: View road closures
 
- For Contractors: Download the "Road Restrictions and Closures Permit" form (PDF)

- For Contractors: Download the "Project Signs" specifications (PDF)

 
Is there a street light out in your neighborhood? Tell us where, and we'll make the repair.
     
  Instructions and spreadsheet to report street age for arterial streets in the City of Chandler Municipal Planning Area (MPA) boundary.
     
  Flow chart to assist in determining pavement cut requirements based on pavement age.
 
   

Traffic Management
     
  In 2006, the City of Chandler was the first city in Arizona to implement a queue jumper lane at a signalized intersection.
     

 Speed Enforcement Program

  Chandler has joined other Valley communities in using photo enforcement to reduce the rate of red light running offenses and accidents as well as speeding on green.
     
  Controlling traffic volumes or traffic speeds along residential streets is critical to maintaining a safe neighborhood and community. Neighborhood involvement is the key. Information on intersection traffic volumes and road segment traffic volumes.
     
  You can report traffic signal problems and learn more about the City's improvements with signal timing.
     
  The City's transportation system provides connections within and outside of our community, and is essential for maintaining the quality of life and economic health of Chandler.
 
- Download the Transportation Survey (PDF)
     
  AZ 511Chandler is working with the Arizona Department of Transportation to provide traffic and road condition information for major freeways on its 511 phone system and Web site. This link provides information on road closures, construction, weather conditions and also displays images from freeway cameras.
     

Transit Information
 
 

Controlling the particulate matter that gets into our air takes more than a goverment agency and more than a scientific plan to reduce particulate matter. It takes action and commitment by all of us.
> Visit the County's Air Quality Web site

   

Bus and Light Rail

 

Valley Metro

Valley Metro operates bus service 365 a year, with an extensive list of routes traveling through the Valley. Some of the Chandler bus routes make connections to the light rail. METRO light rail provides a convenient train service from Mesa Sycamore Transit Center to Tempe and Phoenix. Route maps and schedules for Bus and Light Rail can be found on
ValleyMetro.org, or call Customer Service at 602-253-5000.
     
  Available for Chandler residents, age 65 or older and persons with ADA-certified disabilities. Residents meeting the criteria may purchase a coupon booklet worth $10 for $2.50. Call 480-962-7433 for details.
 
  Provides door-to-door, shared ride public transportation services for seniors and persons with disabilities. Service hours vary; call 480-633-0101 for details.
 
  Chandler seniors and persons with a disability are eligible to schedule transportation with About Care, a non-profit organization. This service is provided through a partnership between Valley Metro/RPTA and About Care.
     

East Valley RIDEChoice

  East Valley RIDEChoice offers Chandler senior citizens and individuals with disabilities four options for non-emergency transportation services.
     
  Located at the southwest corner of Germann and Hamilton Street. This facility has 460 parking spaces and many are covered. Express bus service to downtown Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe originate from this facility. Connections can also be made to the light rail through the Scottsdale Express bus service. Call 480-782-3440 for details.
     
  The Maricopa Association of Governments publishes a regional bike map. To download the most recent map, click here (PDF). Printed versions are available by calling 602-254-6300. Please Note: This is a large PDF file. To download it, right click and choose "Save Target As..." to save the file to your desktop.