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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 National Capital Region Transportation Plan development began in 2022. Visit visualize2050.org to view the draft plan, draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), draft Air Quality Conformity Analysis Report, interactive maps, and project list. The TPB will take action on the three documents at the December 17, 2025, board meeting. 
 

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

  • News

    TPB seeks input on region's transportation future for long-range plan

    June 21, 2017

    The Transportation Planning Board is seeking public input for Visualize 2045, a new long-range transportation plan for metropolitan Washington. The input will...

  • News

    Visualize 2045 public outreach kicks off in D.C.

    June 19, 2017

    The first wave of public outreach for Visualize 2045, a new long-range transportation plan for the National Capital Region, got underway Saturday, June 17, at...

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