Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) conducted this update of the Long-Range Transportation Plan to review and revise the recommendations of the Long-Range Transportation Plan of 1995. The three objectives from the previous plan were further refined during this plan update process and are stated as follows: 1) Manage the state's existing transportation system facilities to provide capacity, safety, and flexibility in the most effective and efficient manner. 2) Improve all modes of Vermont's transportation system to provide Vermonters with choices. 3) Strengthen the economy, protect and enhance the quality of the natural environment, and improve Vermonters' quality of life. The plan update consisted of several phases of work, including an inventory of transportation plans and services; a telephone survey of 1,200 Vermont residents; an analysis of the circumstances that have changed since 1995; coordination with the regional planning commissions (RPCs) and metropolitan planning organization (MPO); and development of this report.
Arkansas. State Highway & Transportation Department
2007-01-01
Abstract:
This Arkansas Statewide Long-Range Intermodal Transportation Plan (2007 Long- Range Plan) is the third long-range plan approved by the Arkansas Highwa...
The Commonwealth of Virginia is committed to comprehensive planning for all transportation modes. The development of transportation plans and funding ...
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