Identify and assess climate-vulnerable transportation corridors and assets

Examples from plans

This option appears in resilience plans from around the country.

Option from plan	Hazards Sort descending	Assets	Region	Source Plan
Evaluate streets for accessibility under different sea level rise scenarios.	Flooding – Coastal	Transportation and Mobility	Southeast	Charleston, South Carolina - All Hazards Vulnerability & Risk Assessment (p. 184)
Inventory and create a watch list of transportation infrastructure vulnerable to flooding. Create a prioritized plan to relocate or retrofit vulnerable infrastructure.	Flooding – Coastal	Transportation and Mobility	Northwest	Washington Coast Resilience Action Demonstration Project
Collaborate with rail lines and airports to identify and address critical flooding areas (i.e., capital projects for stormwater infrastructure adjacent to rails, culvert improvements, etc.).	Flooding – Coastal Flooding – General Flooding – Rainfall-induced	Transportation and Mobility	Southeast	Triangle Region, NC Regional Resilience Assessment (p. 201 (pdf p. 213))
Coordinate with community members, transportation agencies and private entities to identify local and regional transportation, transit and active transportation corridors that are at-risk from climate	High Winds Landslides Multiple or All Hazards Severe Winter Weather Wildfire Erosion and Shoreline Recession Extreme Heat Flooding – Coastal Flooding – General	Transportation and Mobility	Southwest	Statewide Summary Report: California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment