Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan
Transportation planning
TxDOT works to deliver a safe, reliable, and integrated transportation system. “Connecting Texas 2050” is the latest update of TxDOT’s Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan (SLRTP). Guiding transportation planning and investment strategies across Texas, Connecting Texas 2050 is the cornerstone of the planning process at TxDOT.
- Planning Horizon: 2050
- Updated: Every four years
- Purpose: Establish the vision, objectives, performance measures, and strategic recommendations for the state’s transportation system through 2050 for all modes
Connecting Texas 2050 will consider current and future transportation choices, and how they integrate as a system to serve Texans and our economy. With public input and technical studies, TxDOT will develop strategic recommendations to address the safety, reliability, and resiliency of the state’s multimodal system for 2050.
Help TxDOT connect to the future
Whether you connect across our rural heartlands or in the hearts of our cities, or somewhere in between, if you live or work in Texas, your input and involvement are important for the development of this plan.
Participate in plan development! TxDOT's online engagement platform includes information about the statewide long-range transportation plan, opportunities to provide input and participate in public meetings, and ways to contact TxDOT with questions or comments regarding the plan. Learn more about the spring 2023 public meeting series and engage with us by clicking on the link above or on the image at the top of this page.
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Timeline
Below is a snapshot of the timeline to develop Connecting Texas 2050.
Previous versions of the SLRTP
The statewide long-range planning effort meets planning requirements under current state and federal legislation – Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act); Title 43, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 16; and Texas Transportation Code §201.601.