Transportation Policy Plan

Draft Transportation Policy Plan

The public comment period for the Draft Imagine 2050 Transportation Policy Plan is now closed. Read the public comment draft of the Transportation Policy Plan, including its objectives, policies, actions, and investments. 

Over the next few months, our staff and policymakers will assess additional changes to Imagine 2050, ahead of final consideration by the Met Council in February 2025. We will prepare a full comment report to accompany the final version of Imagine 2050, including a summary of themes and prominent issues raised in comments submitted.

2050 Transportation Policy Plan interactive map

This map shows regionally-significant transportation projects with reasonably available funding. The map also displays common datasets used for transportation planning in the Twin Cities region.

Stakeholder engagement

The policy plan team will be engaging in a variety of ways with regional stakeholders from residents of the region and advocacy organizations, to technical partners and government leaders throughout the creation of the plan. Learn more about our public engagement plan.

Read the 2050 Transportation Policy Plan stakeholder engagement summary 

Contributing studies

From the last policy plan update until the 2050 plan is published, the transportation planning team leads a series of studies and plans that provide research, data, and emerging trends that help shape the direction of the TPP. 

• Read more about contributing studies in the Unified Planning Work Program. 
• View current and past studies through the Transportation Studies and Report page.

Work groups

The 2050 TPP is being developed with technical and policy feedback from two special work groups:

• The 2050 TPP Technical Working Group is a forum for transportation and planning professionals to provide detailed technical feedback on the 2050 TPP content, development process, and contributing studies.

• The 2050 TPP Advisory Work Group serves to review plan development, its relation to the 2050 regional development guide, and provide guidance to Met Council staff on policy issues. The Advisory Work Group includes members of the Met Council, Transportation Advisory Board, and other agency decision makers.