2030 Regional Transportation Plan

Every four years, the Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky Regional Council of Governments (OKI) updates the OKI 2030 Regional Transportation Plan. The Plan is the long-range, comprehensive transportation-planning document for the three-state, eight-county Greater Cincinnati region. It defines the overarching goals for transportation in our region, establishes existing and future transportation needs of the region and allocates projected revenue to transportation programs and projects that address those needs.

 

OKI began working on the 2030 Regional Transportation Plan Update in March 2007.  The OKI Board of Directors unanimously adopted the Plan Update on Thursday, June 12, 2008. With the Plan’s local adoption, it has been submitted to the federal highway and federal transit administrations for their review and approval.

 

Download Sections of Current Plan Adopted on June 12, 2008 by the OKI Board

OKI 2030 Long Range Plan Documents Full Document Executive Summary Title Page/Acknowledgements Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Public Participation Chapter 3: Transportation and Land Use Planning Connectivity Chapter 4: Demographics Overview of the Region Chapter 5: Safety Chapter 6: Regional Security Chapter 7: Congestion Management Chapter 8: Roadways Chapter 9: Bus and Rail Transit Chapter 10: Intelligent Transportation System Chapter 11: Freight Chapter 12: Bicycle and Pedestrian Travel Chapter 13: Other Travel Mode Alternatives Chapter 14: Corridor and Planning Studies Chapter 15: Transportation Improvements Financing Chapter 16: Economic, Social and Environmental Impacts Assessment CAppendix A: Summary of Progress Made Since 2004 Plan Appendix B: OKI 2030 Regional Transportation Plan Project Scoring Process Appendix C: Public Participation Progress Sheet Appendix D: Needed but not Fiscally Constrained Projects Appendix E: Detailed Results of STEAM Benefit-Cost Process Appendix F: Air Quality Conformity Process