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Truck Routing and Environmental Justice

Truck Routing and Environmental Justice. Talking Freight: Freight and Livability June 15, 1022 Michael Kray, Atlanta Regional Commission. Agenda. Base Transportation Network Land Use Environmental Justice Groups Methodology. Roadway Network Analyzed. N. Land Use by Color.

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Truck Routing and Environmental Justice

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  1. Truck Routing and Environmental Justice Talking Freight: Freight and Livability June 15, 1022 Michael Kray, Atlanta Regional Commission

  2. Agenda • Base Transportation Network • Land Use • Environmental Justice Groups • Methodology

  3. Roadway Network Analyzed N

  4. Land Use by Color

  5. Regional Land Use

  6. Industrial Uses

  7. Land Use and Freight

  8. All Freight Intensive Uses

  9. Environmental JusticeCensus Block Groups • Poverty • More than 9.1% of block group in poverty • Race • More than 30.4% African American • More than 3.6% Asian • More than 7% Hispanic • Age • More than 9.6% over 65 living in poverty • More than 18.1% under 11 living in poverty

  10. Percentage of Block Groups with EJ presence within ½ mile of RPFHN

  11. Methodology • Half mile buffer around RPFHN • Analyzed Land Use and Demographic Data EJ Presence Freight Intensity

  12. Methodology • Half mile buffer around RPFHN • Analyzed Land Use and Demographic Data EJ Presence Freight Intensity

  13. Methodology • Half mile buffer around RPFHN • Analyzed Land Use and Demographic Data EJ Presence Freight Intensity

  14. Methodology • Half mile buffer around RPFHN • Analyzed Land Use and Demographic Data EJ Presence Freight Intensity

  15. Block Group EJ Characteristics

  16. Barrow County Example

  17. Routes in Barrow

  18. Spatial Representation

  19. Elementary Schools in MPO Boundary(519 Total)

  20. Elementary Schools within ¼ mile of freight intensive land use (306 of 519 or 59%)

  21. Elementary Schools Within ½ Mile of Final Truck Network (176 of 519or 34%)

  22. Final ASTRoMaP Network

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