Every five years, Metropolitan Planning Organizations are required by federal law to adopt a long-range transportation plan, commonly known as the Regional Transportation Plan, or RTP. The CAMPO 2045 Transportation Plan was adopted May 4, 2020. This Plan is a multimodal approach to addressing congestion and transportation needs over the next 25 years, and uses comprehensive planning to ensure the regional nature of the plan is locally driven. The Plan includes roads, transit, active transportation options such as walking and biking, and also examines new technologies, travel strategies, and choices that maximize the use of current transportation infrastructure. View a map of the 2045 demographics and read about the demographic methodology.
The plans that informed the 2045 Plan include:
- Regional Active Transportation Plan
- Regional Arterials Concept Inventory
- Regional Incident Management Study
- Regional Transit Study
- Regional Transportation Demand Management Study
2045 Regional Transportation Plan
- 2045 Plan Document (Project List Updated May 2024)
- Appendices
- A. Regional Transportation Plan Projects Lists (Updated May 2024)
- B. Regional Transportation Plan Application Process
- C. Regional Active Transportation Plan
- D. Regional Incident Management Study
- E. Regional Arterials Concept Inventory
- F. Regional Transit Study
- G. Regional Transportation Demand Management Plan
- H. State of Safety Report
- I. MoKan/Northeast Subregional Plan
- J. Congestion Management Process
- K. Georgetown Williams Drive Study
- L. Luling Transportation Study
- M. Walkability Action Plan
- N. Public Comments and Survey Responses
- O. Fiscal Constraint
- P. Performance Measures Resolutions