Why Update a TSP?
A TSP provides a comprehensive, multimodal picture of how the existing and future transportation system meets the needs of its users. While most Oregon jurisdictions are required to prepare and adopt a TSP, there are many other good reasons to employ this critical long-range planning tool.
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How Do I Update a TSP?
This TSP Guidelines website provides information on how to successfully create or update a TSP for your community. The TSP Guidelines are based primarily on requirements and recommendations from the TPR, but they also incorporate the current best practices in long-range planning of a transportation system.
Climate-Friendly and Equitable Communities Program
This TSP Guidelines website has been updated to reflect the changes to Oregon Administrative Rules on transportation related to the Climate-Friendly and Equitable Communities program. Throughout this guidance you will see distinctions between metropolitan areas under the CFEC program, and non-metropolitan areas, for which the guidance is largely unchanged since 2020. A summary of the key differences is included on the “How to Update a TSP” page.