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2028-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Survey

2028-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Survey

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for federal fiscal years 2028-2033 is now in development. Please complete the short survey below to provide your feedback.

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Survey

The MRMPO values public engagement in the transportation planning process, and we want your feedback! While MRMPO does not have final say over which projects will receive funding, we can share information with our board and committee members which may factor into their decisions. Additionally, there will be more opportunities for public input, so stay tuned and sign up for updates regarding the TIP development process. 

Please select your top project type spending priority:

Bicycle and pedestrian: building or improving bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and facilities
58%
Transit: projects that add new or more frequent service or transit facilities
21%
Safety: projects with a primary purpose of addressing traveling safety
7%
Roadway capacity: projects that add new roads or roadway lanes
6%
Highway and bridge preservation: projects that maintain existing roads and bridges
4%
Intelligent transportation systems/transportation systems management: technology based projects that increase capacity and improve safety through technology (e.g., dynamic message signs with info on travel conditions)
3%
Travel demand management: projects that support non single occupancy vehicle travel (e.g., transit, programs that support carpooling, bike share programs, etc.)
1%
Closed to responses | 71 Responses

How would you prefer projects to be prioritized?

Based on where they are most needed (where there is a demonstrated safety issue or aging or deficient infrastructure)
63%
Targeted to the most underserved areas in the metro area (areas that have not had the same level of investment as other areas, or areas where there are larger proportions of low-income populations, etc.)
27%
Evenly distributed throughout the metro area (each area gets a piece of the pie)
10%
Other
0%
Closed to responses | 67 Responses

Please describe your number one transportation challenge:

Closed for Comments

Please share any other comments or questions you have about the TIP or TIP development process:

Closed for Comments

Have more to say?

Send us an email to: mrmpotipcomments@publicinput.com

Leave us a voicemail at: 855-925-2801, project code 4792

Submit comments in writing to:

Mid-Region Metropolitan Planning Organization
Mid-Region Council of Governments
809 Copper Avenue NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102