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2000 Update to the Financially Constrained Long-Range Transportation Plan for the National Capital Region

May 14, 2000

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This official long-range plan for the National Capital Region identifies the capital improvements, studies, actions, and strategies that the region proposes to carry out by the year 2025. It is "financially constrained" to include only projects that the region can afford to build and operate during the 2000-2025 period. The plan is updated at least every three years; this is the second major three-year updated since the plan was first published in 1994. The document summarizes regional plans and programs as of October 18, 2000. Major improvements, studies, and actions included in the plan are described in this document. However, detailed descriptions of these major projects as well as descriptions of small-scale projects not shown here are contained in separate supplementary documents titled Inputs for the FY2001-2006 Transportation Improvement Program and the 2000 Constrained Long-Range (CLRP).

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