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National Capital Region Transportation Plan

The transportation planning process is continuous. Ongoing work at the TPB and by partner transportation agencies throughout the region contributes to the next update of the National Capital Region Transportation Plan. The plan provides a snapshot in time of the region's transportation network, transportation and related issues that present challenges to livability today or possibly in the future, priority projects and services within a reasonable financial outlook, and expected transportation system future performance. 

Visualize 2050 
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Visualize 2050 will be the next NCRTP and is currently under development. Visit the visualize2050.org website for more information.
 

Visualize 2045 (current plan)

Visualize 2045 is the current, federally mandated transportation plan for the National Capital Region approved in June 2022. The plan includes priority projects, programs, and policies that the region's transportation agencies expect to be able to afford through 2045 and also aspirational initiatives that go beyond financial constraints to guide the region to achieve its shared goals. Visit visualize2045.org for more information. 

Click here to download the Visualize 2045 plan.

 

News & Multimedia

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    Visualize 2045: 2020 Amendment Projects Map

    January 29, 2020

    All major projects in the financially constrained element of Visualize 2045, the region's long-range transportation plan. Updated March 2020.

  • News

    How COG's housing initiative links to transportation

    October 23, 2019

    Three regional housing targets recently adopted by officials at COG work in tandem with the TPB’s Aspirational Initiatives, particularly with the “bring jobs...

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    Walksheds show planners how easily people can walk to transit

    July 16, 2019

    Planners assume that on average, a person can be expected to walk about ten minutes to get to a destination like a train station. That’s typically about a half...

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