The Maryland Transportation Plan

The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) recently concluded its initial internal and external engagement for the 2050 Maryland Transportation Plan (MTP), which is Maryland’s long-range transportation plan and is being referred to as the “The Playbook.” The Playbook provides more than 75 strategies to guide the state's transportation vision and investment priorities successfully for years to come. MDOT is passing “The Playbook” to you for review and comment.

Don’t watch from the sidelines - now is your chance to get involved! Learn how your bold calls can help MDOT develop a winning game plan for our future transportation investments over the next 20 years to ensure we are providing safe, reliable, accessible, equitable and sustainable transportation options to Marylanders across the state. Provide feedback by November 20, 2023, to ensure we achieve effective results.

Transportation planning always works better through teamwork. That’s why MDOT would like to receive as much input as possible from key agencies, local/regional partners, Maryland residents and visitors.

Lead the charge and make your voice heard as MDOT heads to the finish line for plan implementation in January 2024.

Click here to learn more about “The Playbook” and how input from Maryland’s MVPs (most valuable people) like yourself helps shape the state's long-range transportation plan. 

The Maryland Statewide Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan

The Maryland Statewide Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP) is being updated in conjunction with the MTP. The BPMP focuses on updating policies and practices to make it safer and more convenient to walk, roll and scoot. The BPMP planning process began last winter with an existing conditions evaluation, followed by initial public outreach conducted in the spring. During the summer, the project team met with stakeholders and drafted recommendations to improve walking and biking conditions over the next five to 20 years. A draft plan will be available in the fall for public comment before being adopted in January 2024. Visit the Maryland Statewide Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan website for more information and to provide comments on the draft plan. 

Please provide comments on both draft plans through the survey questions each plan's website. If you have additional comments or questions, please email us at MDOTMTP@mdot.maryland.gov or visit the 2050 MTP website. Thank you for being on our team!