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Commission Adopts Rural Transportation Plan

June 28, 2012

AUSTIN — Today, the Texas Transportation Commission adopted the Texas Rural Transportation Plan 2035 (TRTP), putting in place a rural component of the state’s broader long-range planning efforts and providing a blueprint for the development of a safer, more efficient and less congested transportation network between population centers.

This is the first plan the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has prepared that specifically addresses transportation issues in rural areas, noted Commissioner Fred Underwood.    Read More

Filed Under: Public Information, Rural, Transit Tagged With: asset management, collaboration, Long-range, plan, public transportation, rural, statewide, TxDOT

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