San Francisco County Transportation Authority
Moving the City

The Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) is a 25-year plan that establishes the Bay Area region’s vision for transportation with supporting policies and investment strategies, including a list of specific projects and programs. On December 26, 2007, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) issued a call for projects for the Transportation 2035 Plan (T2035), the 2009 update to the previous RTP - T2030.  Inclusion of projects and programs in the RTP is a prerequisite for receiving state and federal transportation grants, as well as a requirement for capacity expanding projects that may have air quality impacts. 

See the Draft Transportation 2035 Plan and supplementary reports.

As congestion management agency (CMA) for San Francisco, the Authority is responsible for coordinating San Francisco’s project submittals to MTC.  The Authority submitted its project list to MTC on March 5, 2008, with input from the public and many city agencies.

Follow the links below for more information on proposing projects for inclusion in the RTP.

Transportation Authority Call for San Francisco County Projects 

• MTC's Call for Projects
• Overview of the RTP
  This is a general overview of the RTP as presented to the Authority's Plans & Programming Committee Jan. 29, 2008. 
• Users Guide for RTP applications website
  See this file for instructions on using MTC's web-based project application tool. 
• MTC Policy on "Committed Funding"
  See this document for thorough definitions of Committed Funds and Committed Projects
• MTC's Schedule for Phase 2 of T2035
• Map of San Francisco's Designated Priority Development Areas (PDAs)
• Draft Revenue Projections:

• MTC's draft revenue estimates (12/07)
• The Authority's draft estimates of revenue sources that comprise San Francisco's $3.77 billion fund target

• RTP 2035 (2009 RTP update) San Francisco Project Sponsor Contacts
  These are the individuals who are coordinating their agencies' project submittals for the RTP.