Regional Transportation Planning
Regional transportation planning led by RTPAs is a collaborative process with federal, state, tribal governments/agencies, as well as other key stakeholders, and the general public. The process is designed to foster involvement by all interested parties, such as the general public, community groups, the business community, California Tribal Governments, environmental organizations, and local jurisdictions, through a proactive public participation process conducted by the RTPA in coordination with the state and transit operators.
Current Plans and Studies
Next Generation Transportation Investments Strategy
Completed Plans and Studies
Bay to Tahoe Basin Recreation and Tourism Travel Impact Study.pdfCamino Area Parallel Capacity Safety Study.pdfCamino Corridor PSR PDS.pdfRTP 2010-2030.pdfRTP 2015-2035.pdfRTP 2020-2040.pdfFINAL EIR_EDCTC 2040 RTP.pdfRegional Transportation Improvement Program 2024SB743 Final Implementation Plan 2019.pdfSacramento Placerville Transportation Corridor Alternatives Analysis.pdfSR 49 American River Confluence Corridor Study_Final Report 022223.pdfState Route 49 Relaignment Study.pdfSustainable Agritourism Mobility Study.pdfUS 50 Corridor System User Analysis, Investment Strategy, and Access Control Action Plan.pdfUS 50 Recreational Travel Hot Spot Study.pdf