Winchester Road Corridor Study

Plan Overview

The Memphis MPO, partnering with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) and the City of Memphis Comprehensive Planning, has conducted a pilot corridor study focusing on Winchester Road from Tchulahoma Road to Hacks Cross Road, which evaluates existing land use and transportation conditions as well as recommend a framework for equitable future development and define acceptable levels of access and mobility. Priority areas of importance for the corridor are multimodal service and safety – developing a quality design that enhances user experience (whether walking, biking, or using transit). 

About the Study

This study emphasizes a “Complete Streets Approach,” looking at all aspects of Winchester Road to ensure that it serves all users' needs—whether they’re driving, biking, walking, or rolling. Through detailed analyses of travel conditions for motor vehicles, bicyclists, pedestrians, transit, and other users, street connectivity, and land use and growth patterns, the study develops a new concept design for Winchester Road that better meets everyone’s needs. 

Winchester Road Corridor Study - Full Document 

Winchester Road Corridor Study (Executive Summary - Spanish)

Winchester Road Corridor Market Analysis

Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes only. Readers should perform their due diligence and consult with professionals before making investment decisions.

Market Analysis Report

Winchester Road Advisory Committee Meeting

Meeting Presentations

Meeting Minutes

Engagement Opportunities

Thank you for participating in our Project Symposium in September 2024, the Design Workshop in December 2024, and the Open House in January 2025. Your feedback and input have been invaluable for developing this Corridor Study. The information gathered from these in-person events, online surveys, and interactive mapping has greatly contributed to our efforts.

Contact

If you would like more information on the plan and its development, you can contact:

Pragati Srivastava - Memphis MPO Administrator

901.636.7190

Pragati.Srivastava@memphistn.gov

Sajid Hossain - Memphis MPO

Transportation Planner 

901.636.7183

Sajid.Hossain@memphistn.gov

Mavrick Fitzgerald - Memphis MPO

Transportation Planner 

901.636.7189

Mavrick.Fitzgerald@memphistn.gov

Ashley Owens - TDOT

Community Transportation Planner 

901.537.1174

Ashley.Owens@tn.gov

Christina Edingbourgh - City of Memphis Comprehensive Planning

Planner

Christina.Edingbourgh@memphistn.gov 


 

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