2021
12-Year Program
The State Transportation Commission (STC) and the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) partner with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) to help you understand and get involved in the transportation planning and programming process. The goals of this website are to:
Learn about the latest updates in transportation planning in Pennsylvania.
December 14, 2020
Help us navigate the long-term future of transportation funding in Pennsylvania by visiting the PennDOT Pathways online engagement platform, live through December 17, 2020.
Read moreNovember 01, 2020
The new and improved Talk PA Transportation website provides updated educational tools, a search feature, and clear and accessible content and design.
Read moreSeptember 22, 2020
The STC approved and adopted the 2021 TYP on August 13, 2020. You can view the adopted TYP to see what projects are planned in your area.
Read moreMultiple plans and programs are used to evaluate, set goals, select projects, and fund Pennsylvania’s transportation needs.
The Transportation Performance Report (TPR) explains the progress and needs of Pennsylvania’s transportation system in the most recent two-year period.
Learn moreTransportation Improvement Programs (TIPs) list planned projects and assign funding over a four-year period. TIPs cover regional projects or statewide initiatives.
Learn moreThe Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) lists statewide planned projects and assigns funding over a four-year period. It comprises 24 regional TIPs and two statewide TIPs.
Learn moreLong Range Transportation Plans (LRTP) set policies, visions, and goals over a 20 to 25-year period. Statewide and regional LRTPs help guide the planning process.
Learn moreThe 12-Year Program (TYP) lists statewide planned projects and assigns funding over at 12-year period. The first four years comprise the STIP.
Learn moreThe Public Participation Plan (PPP) explains the Statewide LRTP, TYP, STIP, and PPP; the update processes, and public involvement opportunities for each.
Your participation and input are important! There are many opportunities for you to get involved and voice your opinion.