The Long Range Transportation Plan directs federal and state dollars towards projects we value. It looks out at least 20 years and must be updated every five years.
Amendments, Modifications & Revisions to the Plan
- Feb. 6, 2018 – Approved Long Range Transportation Plan Amendment: I-275 Improvements & Howard Frankland Bridge
- June 11, 2019 – Approved Amendment for FAST Act Consistency and I-275 Section 7
What’s in the Plan?
What’s behind the Plan?
How is the public involved in the Plan?
What’s in the Plan?
Chapters & Appendix
- Inside Cover (Amended 6-11-19)
- Table of Contents (amended 6-11-19)
- Imagine 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan Summary Report – Errata & Revisions
- Chapter 1: Intro and Background (revised 10-2-17)
- Chapter 2: Context of the Imagine 2040 Plan
- Chapter 3 (Amended 6-11-19)
- Chapter 4: Funding the Plan (rev. 5/7/15)
- Chapter 5 (Amended 6-11-19)
- Appendix: FAST Act – System Performance Report
Maps
- 2040 Highway Cost Affordable Amended February 6, 2018
- 2040 Needs Capacity Improvements Amended February 6, 2018
Full document
What’s behind the Plan?
Supplemental technical reports on a variety of topics prepared to support the Imagine 2040 Plan.
Revenue Forecasts
A technical report forecasting revenues available for transportation projects and programs in Hillsborough County between 2019 and 2040, presented in year of expenditure dollars.
Assessments of the need for improving transportation programs:
Preserving the System
Minimizing Traffic for Drivers & Shippers
Crash & Vulnerability Reduction
- Safety: Crash Reduction Needs Assessment
- Security: Vulnerability Reduction Needs Assessment
Real Choices When Not Driving
- Real Choices When Not Driving Needs Assessment for Bus Service, Transportation Disadvantaged Services & Trails/Sidepath Network
Major Investments for Economic Growth
Growth Forecasts (Socioeconomic Data)
View the Long Range Growth Forecasts
How is the public involved in the Plan?
You Spoke, We Listened!
Many people helped to shape the Long Range Transportation Plan, starting with Imagine 2040 Working Group, the 3,529 individuals who participated in the survey for Imagine 2040: Part 1, followed by more than 2,400 citizens who weighed in on the Imagine 2040: Part 2 survey.