Draft 2055 MTP (Preferred Scenario)

PUBLIC NOTICE: 
Public Comment Period (October 8 - November 18)
2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)
(Preferred Scenario) Draft Projects and Programs

Public Hearing: Executive Board Meeting on November 19, 2025

The draft set of projects and programs to be included in the 2055 MTP (links below) is currently available for public review and comment. Projects are listed by mode: roadways, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian. They are separated further into 10-year ("horizon") programs of projects - 2026-2035, 2036-2045, 2046 - 2055, and beyond (this element is known as the Comprehensive Transportation Plan).  Please click on the links below, and visit Destination2055nc.com for more information. 

Destination 2055 Website & Survey

Submit Comments:

  • Email: Destination2055@publicinput.com
  • Text “Destination2055” or “Destino2055” to 73224
  • Voicemail: 855-925-2801 and use project code "5731"
  • U.S. Mail: CAMPO Public Comments, Attn: Bonnie Parker, 1 Fenton Main Street, Suite 201, Cary, NC 27511

Interactive Map of Draft 2055 MTP Projects & Programs

Draft 2055 MTP: Roadway Project List and Maps

Draft 2055 MTP: Roadway Project List

Draft 2055 MTP: Roadway By Horizon

Draft 2055 MTP: Roadway By Improvement Type

Bicycle & Pedestrian Maps

Draft 2055 MTP: Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements By Facility Type

Draft 2055 MTP: Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements By Mode

Draft 2055 MTP: Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements By Tier

Transit Maps

Draft 2055 MTP: Transit Network

Upon completion of the Fiscal Constraint analysis of the Preferred Scenario, the above project list and subsequent maps were developed to reflect the fiscal constraint methodology recommended by the CAMPO governing bodies. At that point they became the Draft 2055 MTP.

The Preferred Scenario Phase began development in Summer 2025.  Analysis and Public Engagement are ongoing. 

What is the Preferred Scenario?

The Preferred Scenario (based upon the All Together scenario from the Alternative Scenario analysis) increases the intensity and mix of land uses at major employment hubs and travel corridors, and works to link our community to jobs through varied modes of transport. It increases biking and walking facilities and provides transit services in major commuting corridors and major activity centers. It assumes several future transportation funding changes on the state and local level, which means both housing affordability and transportation funding actions by a range of partners would be necessary. It also assumes that a larger proportion of residential and employment development occurs in the corridors served by bus, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), regional rail, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities.  This scenario includes the highest density with mixed use land development, which increases transit usage to reduce Vehicle Miles Traveled. It also has the highest funding level among the alternative scenarios that were compared.

Landmarks in Developing the Preferred Scenario 

View the All Together Scenario - Interactive Map

In the spring of 2025, three Alternative Scenarios were developed and brought out to the community through a comprehensive public engagement effort.  Of those alternatives the most robust in project development and funding was the "All Together" scenario.  In June 2025, this scenario was selected by CAMPO's governing bodies to be the basis of the 2055 MTP "Preferred Scenario".

View the Preferred Scenario - Interactive Map

Over the next two months, CAMPO staff - working alongside staff from CPRC and Triangle West TPO - and in coordination with our local jurisdictional partners updated and refined the project lists across all modes associated with the original "All Together" scenario. The addition of some new projects and the refinement of previously existing projects in the Triangle Regional Model altered the way in which some aspects of the transportation network behaved within the thirty-year planning horizon. Updated mapping and public engagement materials were developed and a second public engagement effort was conducted to gather any additional feedback from staff, stakeholders and the general public.

Public Engagement

Public engagement activities of the Preferred Scenario analysis concluded on August 10, 2025. View the comments received here.  

Preferred Scenario

The following maps were developed prior to the fiscal constraint analysis, and represent the  list of projects in the Preferred Scenario's impact on the efficacy of the tranpsortation network through 2055.    


Visit the Maps & Data page for additional information on the analyses.