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On behalf of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) seeks applicants for the Recreational Trails Advisory Board (RTAB). All eligible applicants are encouraged to apply.

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Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Programs

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Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Traffic Counts

Traffic Counts

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Transportation Improvement Plan

TIP

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Committees

Committees

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Bike and Trail Maps

Bikeways & Trails Map

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Bike Planning

Bicycle Master Plan

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Story Maps

Story Maps

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Transit Links

Links

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

Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization - Performance Measures

Performance Measures

View the MPO’s required transportation performance measures. →

Featured News & Content

Santa Fe Bike and Trail Map

Bike & Trail Maps available

View the Santa Fe Bikeways and Trail Map or order a printed copy →

DESIGNING SAFER STREETS

DESIGNING SAFER STREETS

Watch the Vox video ‘Road diets: designing a safer street’ and learn how reconfiguring lanes helps calm traffic

Guide to Drug Driving – Knowing the Facts

Drugs and Driving

See ADT healthcare’s infographic on the impact of drugs on driving and know the facts

The city is updating the rail Trail

The Rail Trail Extension Project from Alta Vista Street to Pen Road completes the City’s non-motorized trail that extends five miles from Rabbit Road north to the Rail Yard. This segment is a critical link to the Rail Runner and transit facilities at the South Capital Station. Construction is expected to extend through the summer of 2020 and possibly into the fall.
Rail Trail !

If these streets could talk...

Everyone has a story of something that happened on a street, a sidewalk, a bikepath... we want to hear about your use of the transportation network beyond transportation, tell us your street story!
Santa FE street stories

The City to add Bike lanes on Old Santa Fe Trail

The widening of Old Santa Fe Trail to add bicycle lanes from Sun Mountain Road to El Gancho Way was included in the Phase A prioritization project list for on-road bikeway improvements in the 2012 Santa Fe Metropolitan Bicycle Master Plan. This project is the second phase and will complete the remaining portion from East Zia Road south to the City limits. Construction is planned through July 2020.
Bikelanes!

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500 Market Street, Suite 200
(Doorway to the left of REI Store)
Santa Fe, NM
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After mapping, projects can be prioritized for funding and implementation. The highest priority projects will be accessible for review with member governments so they can be included into the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). . Based on concentrations of high priority projects, high priority pedestrian improvement zones can be designated to complete improvements by geographic area.