FAQs

The TOD project aims to create a balanced approach to mobility. Improvements will focus on supporting transit, pedestrians, and cyclists, reducing the reliance on cars where possible. While car travel will remain an option, we hope to create a safer and more efficient corridor that prioritizes accessibility for all.

Yes, affordable housing is a core focus of the TOD initiative. By encouraging a mix of housing types, we can support a diverse community and make Division Street an inclusive and affordable place to live.

The TOD project encourages sustainable urban practices by focusing on transit use, walkability, and green spaces. Reducing car dependency through transit-oriented development reduces emissions and supports Spokane’s goals for environmental sustainability.

TOD brings more foot traffic to the area, increasing visibility and accessibility for local businesses. Improved transit and pedestrian infrastructure will make it easier for customers to access shops, restaurants, and services along Division Street.