Metropolitan Transportation Plan

The Metropolitan Transportation Plan, or MTP, is updated every five years. The MTP is a long-range fiscally constrained transportation plan.

The MTP defines how the region's transportation system will develop over at least a 20-year period. The MTP must be based on goals and objectives developed through a visioning process. This process must include input from the public and private sectors, and be coordinated with the goals and objectives of local and state long-range plans. The Final 2040 MTP was approved by the Policy Committee on December 3, 2014.

You are welcome to view the 2040 MTP and its accompanying maps by using the following links.

Plan Documents

Full Plan

  1. BCSMPO 2040 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (PDF)

Maps

  1. Map 3.1 Demographic Change (PDF)
  2. Map 4.1 Congested Facilities (PDF)
  3. Map 4.2 TAMU Off-Campus Bus Routes (PDF)
  4. Map 4.3 Brazos Transit District Routes (PDF)
  5. Map 4.4 Special Generators (PDF)
  6. Map 4.5 IH 14 Gulf Coast Highway (PDF)
  7. Map 4.6 Brazos County Railroads (PDF)
  8. Map 4.7 TCR Recommended Alternatives (PDF)
  9. Map 4.8 Accident Locations (PDF)
  10. Map 4.9 EJ Communities (PDF)
  11. Map 6.1 Fiscally Constrained Projects (PDF)

2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) Draft

The Draft 2045 MTP is open for public comment until December 2, 2019, at 5pm . You can view the draft document by clicking on the link below:

2045 Draft MTP

To leave a comment regarding the Draft 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan, please fill out a comment form.