Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)

The region is required to maintain a long-range, multi-modal plan for strategies and actions that will lead to an integrated system that supports the safe and efficient movement of people and goods. The plan contains specific projects and information about funding.  RVMPO is required to update the plan every four years.  With the plan, an Air Quality Conformity Determination is required, which shows that on-road emissions will not exceed acceptable levels.

2017–2042 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)

• 2017 – 2042 RTP Cover, Front Pages and Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 | Introduction
• Chapter 2 | Goals & Policies
• Chapter 3 | Public Involvement
• Chapter 4 | Planning Area Characteristics
• Chapter 5 | Regional Transportation System (Select individual segment links below)
  • 5.1: Transportation System Management
  • 5.2: Street System
  • 5.3: Transit System
  • 5.4: Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities
  • 5.5: Parking
  • 5.6: Transportation Options
  • 5.7: Air, Rail, Waterways & Pipelines
  • 5.8: Multi-Modal Safety
  • 5.9: Multi-Modal Security
  • 5.10: Land Use Nexus
• Chapter 6 | Air Quality
• Chapter 7 | Environmental Considerations
• Chapter 8 | Plan Implementation (Select individual segment links below)
  • 8.1: Projects in the RTP
  • 8.2: Project Selection Criteria
  • 8.3: RTP Project List
• Chapter 9 | Financial Plan
• Chapter 10 | Future Conditions
• Appendices A – C
  • Appendix A: Transportation Planning Acronyms and Terms
  • Appendix B: Consistency with State Planning Requirements
  • Appendix C: Contains language from the Endangered Species Act