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Alaska Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) updates the statewide long-range transportation plan (LRTP) every 4-5 years. The LRTP provides future direction for our highways, aviation, transit, rail, marine, bicycle, and pedestrian transportation. The LRTP, written with agency and public collaboration, develops Alaska's transportation priorities based on the common interests and needs of stakeholders statewide.

Alaska's 2025-2055 Transportation Plan

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Alaska Moves 2050 (Draft) & Statewide Freight Plan

A freight plan focuses on the statewide network of ports, highways, airports, rail, ferries, and pipelines that keeps goods moving statewide, nationwide, and around the world. Its plans, programs, and key projects promote safe, efficient, economical freight movement, making the most of the opportunities expected to define the coming years and helping the freight system roll with the challenges—weather extremes, declining workforce, and food security among them.

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Let's Keep Moving 2036 - Long-Range Transportation Plan Update

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) updated the statewide long-range transportation plan (LRTP) in December 2016. The LRTP provides future direction for our highways, aviation, transit, rail, marine, bicycle, and pedestrian transportation. The LRTP, written with agency and public collaboration, develops Alaska's transportation priorities based on the common interests and needs of stakeholders statewide.

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The LRTP aligns with the state's policy direction, addresses statewide needs for all modes of transportation, communicates issues, and prioritizes solutions. The LRTP guides regional and area planning processes, which identify and prioritize local solutions and identify resources required to implement those solutions.

This long-range policy plan examines trends & conditions and analyzes transportation system needs, while identifying policy issues, funding opportunities, and performance measures, with a target outlook through 2036.

Documents

Final Approved Plan
Public Review Draft Documents
Meeting Materials
Freight Advisory Committee
Transportation Stakeholders Group
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