Creating a Travel Plan in Saint-Sauveur

A complete diagnosis of multimodal mobility

For this mandate, Intervia produced a global and multimodal portrait of mobility in Saint-Sauveur. Our team characterized the various transportation networks (including active modes) and identified the main trip generators within and around the study area. Analyses were also conducted to understand the travel dynamics and patterns within the municipality and to identify road safety concerns in the sector.

Drawing on this data, Intervia developed a comprehensive multimodal mobility diagnosis for Saint-Sauveur, taking into account issues such as accessibility, road safety, conflicts between transportation modes, active transportation networks, and other challenges identified during the study.

Addressing the identified challenges

Following the diagnostic phase, Intervia’s team worked to define and design planning concepts that respond to the issues identified in the analyses. Since these facilities are located within the city, it was essential to engage local stakeholders through a participatory process to facilitate implementation.

The proposed interventions aim to:

• meet the mobility needs of all users,

• minimize nuisances by limiting through traffic in residential areas,

• ensure the safety and well-being of residents,

• strengthen transport networks around key development hubs, and

• optimize pedestrian and cycling infrastructure to promote active modes of transportation.