What is theRLRTP?

The 2040 Treasure Coast Regional Long Range Transportation Plan (RLRTP) creates a regional overlay and combines the ideas from the local plans for Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties to create one long term transportation plan for the future. The RLRTP has a 25-year planning horizon, directing federal and state regional funding towards projects valued by the region.

Integrating the three local visions into one allows for better connectivity between counties, making

for easier travel for our residents, businesses, and visitors.

What is the purpose?

The purpose of the plan is to identify projects to meet trans-portation needs and community goals pertaining to land use, economic development, environment (natural, human, and cultural), traffic demand, safety, health, and social needs.

What are the benefits of the RLRTP?

Provides a focus for planning in the regionGives residents more options for how to move aroundAdvances sustainable transportation modes like bicycles and walkingMakes the pedestrian and bicycle experience safer within the Treasure Coast region

What goes into the RLRTP?

Development of Regional Goals, Objectives, Policies and Performance MeasuresIdentify Regional Multimodal Network and Needs Roadway Transit Non-Motorized FreightEstimate Revenue for Regional FundingPrioritize Regional Projects

What types of projects are included in the RLRTP?

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How do we get to work? What is the future 2040 population?

United States 2.78%Florida 1.53%Treasure Coast 1.16%

Walked

United States 0.59%Florida 0.68%Treasure Coast 0.52%

Bicycle

Drove AloneUnited States 76.41%Florida 79.64%Treasure Coast 79.46%

CarpooledUnited States 9.59%Florida 9.61%Treasure Coast 10.93%

Other (including Taxicabs and Motorcycles)

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1.20%1.53%

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United States 4.37%Florida 4.92%

Treasure Coast 5.86%

Worked at Home

Public TransportationUnited States 5.06%Florida 2.09%Treasure Coast 0.44%

Source: 2010-2014 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates Source: Treasure Coast 2040 Zonal Data Projections

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2010

2040

What is the 60 year population growth?

Historical Growth

Future Growth

1980: 211,092

2010: 563,475

2040: 839,995

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and BEBR

What is the total employment growth from 2010 to 2040?Source: Treasure Coast 2040 Zonal Data Projections

42%2010: 245,855

2040: 349,966

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2040 Population1 Dot = 100

Urban Land Use Allocation Model (ULAM)

How do I get involved?

Indian River County MPOMartin MPOSt. Lucie TPO

(http://www.irmpo.com)

(http://www.stlucietpo.org)

(http://www.martinmpo.com)Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. Persons with questions or concerns about nondiscrimination, or who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities Act or language translationservices (free of charge) should contact Bolivar Gomez, Planner II (Title VI/Non-discrimina-tion Contact) at (772) 288-5412 or bgomez@martin.fl.us. Hearing impaired individuals are requested to telephone the Florida Relay System at #711. Transportation assistance fordisabled or elderly persons may be arranged by calling 1-866-836-7034.

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