The Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) is the long-range transportation plan for the central Puget Sound region. The RTP is adopted every four years, and is designed to implement the region’s growth plan, VISION 2050. Adopted in May 2026, the RTP meets all state and federal requirements and is based on the latest data, adopted land use assumptions, and technical tools.
A blueprint for our growing transportation network
The RTP sets a course for maintaining and expanding our transportation network, to ensure residents and goods can travel easily throughout the region. The plan is built on six foundations identified by PSRC's Transportation Policy Board and our region's communities:
- Maintain and preserve the existing transportation system
- Create a multimodal system that works for everyone, no matter how they get around
- Promote a safe and healthy transportation system
- Address Regional Climate Goals
- Evaluate progress toward plan goals
- Develop a practical financial strategy to identify revenue sources and cover costs
View the 2026-2025 Regional Transportation Plan [PDF/2.7MB]
Dive into the key components of the plan
RTP Performance Dashboard
The RTP Performance Dashboard is a resource to help the region understand how well it is meeting long range goals and desired outcomes identified in the RTP.