Regional and Subregional Studies

Once complete, the Wickenburg TAMP will serve as a guiding framework for capital improvement planning, development review, and grant funding applications. It will establish clear priorities, cost estimates, and policies to guide decision-making, ensuring that Wickenburg’s transportation system meets current needs while preparing for future demands.

The 2026 MAG Airport Travel Survey collects information on ground transportation trips associated with Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Mesa Gateway Airport. Airport-related travel differs from typical daily travel due to distinct trip purposes, timing patterns, and mode choices. Capturing these characteristics requires data that’s not available through typical household travel surveys.

This project explores opportunities to improve multimodal mobility and connectivity to and within the Town of Queen Creek. The study developed recommendations for new applications, technologies, and strategies that improve residents’ local and regional mobility options.

The Superstition Vistas Multimodal Transportation Planning Study develops a coordinated vision of a multimodal transportation network across jurisdiction to enhance the mobility and accessibility of people and goods to and within the study area for the near-term (2030) and long-range (2050) horizons.

The MAG Regional Travel Options and Optimization Study offers a comprehensive and coordinated set of strategies to address the region's transportation challenges, improve air quality, and make the region a more sustainable place to live and work. The outcome is a range of recommendations for improving mobility and expanding transportation options.

The MAG Regional Electrification Readiness Strategic Plan prepares the MAG region for an increasingly electric future. The strategic plan includes a range of recommendations and strategies to enhance electrification readiness for MAG and its member agencies.