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Safety First: Regional Transportation Planning

announcements:

The 2025-2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan is scheduled for adoption on August 28th.

Upcoming Agenda Items

For the Transportation Policy Board and Technical Coordinating Committee.

These meetings are open to the public!

And your input is always welcome.

see meeting items

The standalone amendment to the Bicycle Master Plan, Designing for Safer Cycling is scheduled for adoption on August 28th.

PUBLIC MEETINGS FOR ALL PLANS AND DESIGN GUIDE:

Tuesday, 8/19, 5pm-7pm, Southside Library Community Room

VIEW THE CITY OF SANTA FE DRAFT STREET DESIGN GUIDELINES

and take the SURVEY!

The Santa Fe MPO Public Participation Plan is scheduled for adoption on August 28th.

TAKE THE SURVEY

What are you looking for?

Key Programs

Review our essential programming and policy documents. →

Plans

Learn about our Metropolitan Transportation Plan and other Master Plans. →

Traffic Counts

Explore maps showing traffic locations and volumes in our region. →

TIP

See the Transportation Improvement Program with projects to be funded in the near-term. →

Committees

View members, agendas and minutes of the Santa Fe MPO Policy Board and Technical Coordinating Committee. →

Bikeways & Trails Map

View trail closures and notices & View the Santa Fe Bikeways and Trail Map or order a printed copy. →

Bicycle Master Plan

View and comment on existing and proposed bicycle facility improvements. →

Story Maps

Explore the MPO planning process and Santa Fe’s transportation history using interactive maps. →

Links

Browse the list of transportation and transit links for our region. →

Performance Measures

View the MPO’s required transportation performance measures. →

Featured News & Content

Hyde Park Road

bike-route feasibility

Read more

Multi-Modal Transition Plan

A version of this plan was approved by Governing Body! What does it say?

How are we going to address personal transportation while decreasing vehicle miles traveled?

See all the pieces

Local Road Safety Plan

This document is poised to become a guiding plan for your future roadway network.

What does it reveal?

Get to know it.

Agua Fria

This street is well used by a variety of people, but could it be improved near Frenchy's Park?

The City commissioned a study

Complete Streets

Streets are our largest public asset, and people want to use them in a variety of ways...

What are they?

Thinking about streets as a crucial part of our environment is changing the way we design them

You want to see the details?

Cerrillos Improvements

You use this street. Stay informed!

Get Informed

East of St. Mikes nearly to the intersection of St. Francis, what's happening to Cerrillos?

How do we connect with people?

We want people to see what is coming in their neighborhoods. But are we making it easy enough?

A plan in comic form?

This project is about helping people to see the value of their landscape and what could be invested in with their attention

Read about this effort

Neighborhood Street Safety Study

Is out of context now

We can't change everything. What can be done?

See the data, read the story

NMGo!

Are you interested in a vanpool opportunity sponsored by the NMDOT?

Riding Together Adds Up!

Save up to $6,000 per year with a 33% discount from NMGo! This Complete turn-key program, include maintenance, insurance, roadside assistance and a guaranteed ride home.

Connecting Richards

Is it time to build this bridge?

See how plans have changed, and what is planned now.

See the details

St. Francis meet St. Mikes

New Overpass

To not decide is to decide

The bridge needs to be replaced. What are the options and issues in discussion?

2025 Bike & Trail Maps now available!

View the 2018 Santa Fe Bikeways and Trail Map or order a printed copy of the 2021 map. The 2021 digital copy is coming soon! →

EQUITY AND ACCESS IN SANTA FE NM

The prioritization of transportation projects continues to be a focus for the MPO. This document illustrates how the River Trail, and the Acequia Trails could serve many in this community.