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Imagine Roseville 2025 Final Report, January 2007 Page 13 <br /> <br /> <br />Infrastructure <br />Goal: Roseville has a comprehensive, safe, efficient, and reliable <br />transportation system <br />Strategy A: Provide a road system that moves people and goods safely and efficiently <br />1) Plan and budget to reduce congestion, travel time, costs, and pollution <br />2) Support planning and funding for state, regional, and county transportation projects to <br />ensure capacity, improve operations, improve safety, and reduce spillover to the local <br />system <br />3) Collect and maintain data on roadway deficiencies (safety, operations, capacity), and <br />target investments accordingly, including the top 10 intersections where the greatest <br />number of accidents occur <br />4) Install better signage to improve safety for drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists <br />Strategy B: Ensure a robust public transit system <br />that is integral to the metropolitan system and <br />meets long-term needs <br />1) Leverage public transit to improve <br />access to jobs, school, retail, and other <br />destinations within and outside of <br />Roseville <br />2) Support light rail transit and bus rapid <br />transit in strategic and appropriate <br />corridors <br />3) Identify and support new transit <br />options for people commuting through <br />Roseville from surrounding <br />communities <br />4) Aggressively support transit-oriented <br />development <br />5) Expand options for transit-dependent <br />people <br />6) Promote alternatives to single-occupancy vehicles including ride share, dial-a-ride, <br />park and ride, car sharing, and others; work to keep Roseville as a Transit Hub with <br />adequate park and ride facilities <br />7) Provide transit connections among retail centers and with residential areas <br />8) Promote highway and freeway redevelopment that incorporates transit options <br />Strategy C: Properly fund public transportation and transit systems <br /> <br /> <br />