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CITY OF ATLANTA

Comprehensive Transportation Plan

Safer Streets.  More Choices.

Welcome to the home for the Atlanta Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) planning process. This plan will help make Atlanta a place where streets are for people - where getting around is safe, accessible, and efficient.

What's the CTP all about?

The City of Atlanta's Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) guides transportation planning and investments in the near and long term. It brings together all modes of travel that support the needs and goals of our residents as well as the workers, visitors, and others who, together, make Atlanta a vibrant city. The CTP puts safety first, supports greener travel options, and connects neighborhoods for every resident, every mode, and every trip. 

​What do we mean by "Streets for People"?

​Streets for People is the City of Atlanta's commitment to put people first as we advance a joint vision for our beloved city and our streets. We put safety and access first - building a street network that meets the needs of our diverse community members, neighborhoods, activity hubs, and travel modes. Streets for people create space for us all of us: drivers, walkers, transit riders, cyclists, skaters, and more!

We need to hear from you!

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Check out our ongoing engagement activities via the What's Happening and

Share Your Ideas pages. 

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What's the timeline for updating the CTP?

​The CTP update process spans 2026 and 2027, with adoption anticipated in December 2027. There are many ways for community members like you to inform the plan. We're currently in the "Listening" phase, where we are learning the community's needs, priorities, and challenges.  ​

Check out the What's Happening and 

Share Your Ideas pages to participate. 

A timeline with four engagement rounds. R1 - Aug to Dec 2026, R2 - Jan to Apr 2027, R3 - May - Aug 2027, R4 - Sep - Dec 2027
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