EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization (EPMPO), along with other city, county and local state leaders, approved the initiative called “Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan,” which aims at reducing and eventually eliminating traffic-related deaths and crashes in the border region.
This initiative includes drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders and anyone using mobility devices.
“The BSMP reflects the input and expertise of a broad spectrum of community stakeholders, including local governments, law enforcement, schools, advocacy groups, residents, and regional agencies. By combining this collaborative insight with detailed crash data, traffic patterns, and road-condition analysis, the plan identifies high-risk corridors and prioritizes targeted programs and improvements. It strengthens the region’s transportation network and fills gaps in bicycle, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure, creating safer, more accessible travel options throughout the Borderplex,” said MPO in a news release…