SmartMoves: Long Range Transportation Plan & Transportation Improvement Program
2023 SmartMoves Long Range Transportation Plan Documents
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The SmartMoves for a Changing Region transportation and development plan identifies the region’s priority roadway, transit and multimodal transportation improvements programmed for advancement over the next 25-30 years.
Publications and Resources
- SmartMoves Long Range Transportation Plan Documents
- Executive Summary
- Summary Report: Smart Moves for a Changing Region
- Appendix I: Scenario Reports
- Appendix II: Transportation Performance Management
- Appendix III: Investment and Strategy Linkage
- Appendix IV – Regional Vision Project Lists for Southwestern Pennsylvania
- Appendix IV-1: Revenues and Projects Currently Within Fiscal Capacity
- Appendix IV-2: Projects Currently Beyond Fiscal Capacity
- Appendix IV-3: Interstate Maintenance Program
- Appendix IV-4: Interstate Maintenance Program Needs
- Appendix IV-5: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Projects
- Appendix V: Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Appendix VI: Environmental Justice Analysis
- Appendix VII: Planning and Environmental Linkage
- Appendix VIII: Economic Resiliency Plan (Economic Development District)
- Appendix IX: Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
- Appendix X: Public Participation Report
- Appendix V: Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Appendix VI: Environmental Justice Analysis
- Appendix VII: Planning and Environmental Linkage
- Appendix VIII: Economic Resiliency Plan (Economic Development District)
- Appendix IX: Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
- Appendix X: Public Participation Report
- Appendix V: Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Appendix VI: Environmental Justice Analysis
- Appendix VII: Planning and Environmental Linkage
- Appendix VIII: Economic Resiliency Plan (Economic Development District)
- Appendix IX: Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
- Appendix X: Public Participation Report
- Appendix V: Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Appendix VI: Environmental Justice Analysis
- Appendix VII: Planning and Environmental Linkage
- Appendix VIII: Economic Resiliency Plan (Economic Development District)
- Appendix IX: Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
- Appendix X: Public Participation Report
- Appendix V: Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Appendix VI: Environmental Justice Analysis
- Appendix VII: Planning and Environmental Linkage
- Appendix VIII: Economic Resiliency Plan (Economic Development District)
- Appendix IX: Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
- Appendix X: Public Participation Report
- SmartMoves Story Map
2023-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
The region’s long range transportation plan is implemented with a series of shorter-term investment plans, known as Transportation Improvement Programs, or TIPs. Each TIP is a step along that 25-year investment in our region’s future. During the TIP period (2023-2026), over $5.6 billion in state, federal, and local funds will be invested to improve our region’s transportation system over the next four years.
The 2023-2026 TIP is comprised of projects and programs that serve multiple transportation modes and connections in our region.
- Over $2.1 billion will be spent on public transit
- Over $1.5 billion will go toward road and bridge projects
- During the TIP period an additional $2 billion in other federal, state and private funding for Interstates, railways and other major projects in the region
Publications and Resources
- Transportation Improvement Program Documents
- Current TIP Project Listing
- Current Transit TIP Project Listing
- Current Transit TIP Project Listing (Funding View)
- 2023-2026 TIP Summary Report
- Appendix 1: Transportation Process Self-Certification Resolution and Checklist
- Appendix 2: TIP Modification Procedures
- Appendix 3: Transportation Performance Measurement
- Appendix 4: TIP Financial Summary
- Appendix 5: Transit Financial Capacity Documentation
- Appendix 6: Highway Program Project Lists
- Appendix 7: SPC Competitive Programs
- Appendix 8: Public Transportation Program Project Lists
- Appendix 9: State Managed Programs, PA Discretionary/Spike/Other Projects
- Appendix 10: Planning References
- Appendix 11: Changes Made as a Result of Public Comment
- Appendix 12: Public Participation Report
2025-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
The region’s long range transportation plan is implemented with a series of shorter-term investment plans, known as Transportation Improvement Programs, or TIPs. Each TIP is a step along that 25-year investment in our region’s future.
The 2025-2028 TIP is comprised of projects and programs that serve multiple transportation modes and connections in our region.
Publications and Resources
- Transportation Improvement Program Documents
- 2025-2028 TIP Summary Report
- Appendix 1: Transportation Process Self-Certification Resolution and Checklist
- Appendix 2: Memorandum of Understanding Procedures for STIP & TIP Modifications
- Appendix 3: Transportation Performance Management (TPM)
- Appendix 4: TIP Financial Plan
- Appendix 5: Transit Financial Capacity
- Appendix 6: Highway Program Project Lists
- Appendix 7: SPC Competitive Funding Programs
- Appendix 8: Transit Program Project Listing
- Appendix 9: State Managed Programs, PA Discretionary/Spike/Other Projects
- Appendix 10: Planning References
- Public Participation Report
- 2025-2028 TIP Story Map
- Environmental Justice Report
- Air Quality Conformity Report
Public Transit-Human Services Coordinated Transportation Plan (CTP)
Federal transit law requires that projects selected for funding under the Enhanced Mobility for Individuals and Individuals with Disabilities Program (49 U.S.C. 5310) be “included in a locally developed, coordinated public transit-human services transportation plan.” The plan is required to be “developed and approved through a process that included participation by seniors, individuals with disabilities, representatives of public, private, and nonprofit transportation and human services providers and other members of the public” utilizing transportation services.
Transportation Technical Committee (TTC)
Our TTC deals exclusively with technical issues relating to transportation. It makes recommendations to SPC and the Policy Committee regarding the Transportation Improvement Program, transportation-related air quality plans, and transportation issues.
The Committee includes the planning directors of the ten SPC member counties, the City of Pittsburgh, and representatives of PennDOT Central Office, Pennsylvania DEP, and the PGH Regional Transit. Nonvoting members of the Committee include PennDOT District Offices, FHWA, FTA, EPA, and the Allegheny County Bureau of Air Pollution Control.
Resources
- Meeting Minutes and Agendas
- 2023
- January Agenda
- January Minutes
- February Agenda
- February Minutes
- March Agenda
- March Minutes
- April Agenda
- April Minutes
- May Agenda
- May Minutes
- June Agenda
- June Minutes
- July Agenda
- July Minutes
- August Agenda
- August Minutes
- September Agenda
- September Minutes
- October Agenda
- October Minutes
- November Agenda
- November Minutes
- December Agenda
- December Minutes
- 2024
- Archived Meeting Minutes and Agendas
- 2023