Transportation Master Plan Update
Moving in the right direction
Ottawa has grown into a city of one million residents. Over the next 25 years, that number is expected to grow to more than 1.4 million. With that kind of growth, we need to revisit how people, vehicles and goods move through our city.
As we update the Transportation Master Plan, we have important decisions to make as individuals and as a city. While some might be easy, others will require more thought. We need to have thoughtful and meaningful discussions to ensure Ottawa becomes the most liveable mid-sized city in North America.
Transportation decisions affect all of Ottawa’s residents and businesses. No matter if you walk, drive, cycle, bus, take the light rail transit or scoot, whether you ship products or have them delivered, or whether you own or share a car, how people and goods move through the city affects you. All the choices we make moving forward will require some give and take. Tell us what’s important to you and how our transportation system can move us in the right direction for decades to come.
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Moving in the right direction
Ottawa has grown into a city of one million residents. Over the next 25 years, that number is expected to grow to more than 1.4 million. With that kind of growth, we need to revisit how people, vehicles and goods move through our city.
As we update the Transportation Master Plan, we have important decisions to make as individuals and as a city. While some might be easy, others will require more thought. We need to have thoughtful and meaningful discussions to ensure Ottawa becomes the most liveable mid-sized city in North America.
Transportation decisions affect all of Ottawa’s residents and businesses. No matter if you walk, drive, cycle, bus, take the light rail transit or scoot, whether you ship products or have them delivered, or whether you own or share a car, how people and goods move through the city affects you. All the choices we make moving forward will require some give and take. Tell us what’s important to you and how our transportation system can move us in the right direction for decades to come.
Stay involved!
Sign up for updates on the many upcoming opportunities for public and stakeholder engagement at each phase of the master plan update.
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CLOSED: This survey has concluded.
La ciudad de Ottawa debe considerar la asequibilidad a largo plazo a fin de brindar la infraestructura y los servicios que los residentes y las empresas necesitan, tanto en la actualidad como en el futuro. La ciudad reconoce que existen diferentes enfoques para trabajar dentro de las limitaciones de asequibilidad al priorizar la inversión en diferentes áreas. El Plan de Infraestructura de Capital del TMP identificará la financiación necesaria para diferentes tipos de proyectos. El objetivo del Plan es crear un sistema de transporte confiable, seguro y sostenible que satisfaga las necesidades de movilidad de los residentes y apoye el crecimiento.
En esta encuesta, nos gustaría que nos dijera cómo debería invertir la ciudad en su infraestructura de transporte.
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يجب على مدينة أوتاوا أن تفكر في القدرة على تحمل التكاليف على المدى الطويل من أجل توفير البنية التحتية والخدمات التي يحتاجها السكان والشركات، سواء الآن أو في المستقبل. وتدرك المدينة أن هناك أساليب مختلفة للعمل ضمن قيود متعلّقة بالقدرة على تحمّل التكاليف من خلال إعطاء الأولوية للاستثمار في مجالات مختلفة. ستحدد خطة البنية التحتية لرأس المال (Capital Infrastructure Plan ) التمويل المطلوب لأنواع المشاريع المختلفة. والهدف من هذه الخطة هو إنشاء نظام نقل موثوق وآمن ومستدام يلبّي احتياجات التنقل الخاصة بالسكان ويدعم النمو.
نود منك أن تخبرنا في هذا الاستطلاع كيف يجب أن تستثمر المدينة في البنى التحتية لوسائل النقل الخاصة بها.
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The City of Ottawa must consider long-term affordability in order to deliver the infrastructure and services that residents and businesses need, both now and in the future. The City recognizes that there are different approaches to working within affordability constraints by prioritizing investment in different areas. The TMP Capital Infrastructure Plan will identify the funding required for different project types. The goal of the Plan is to create a reliable, safe, and sustainable transportation system that meets residents’ mobility needs and supports growth.
In this survey, we would like you to tell us how the City should invest in its transportation infrastructure.
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渥太华市必须考虑长期负担能力,从而为居民和企业提供现在和未来所需的基础设施和服务。 市政府认识到,对于优先考虑不同领域的投资,在负担能力限制范围内有不同的工作方法。 TMP资本基础设施计划将确定不同项目类型所需的资金。 该计划的目标是创建一个可靠、安全和可持续的交通系统,以满足居民的出行需求并支持增长。
在本次调查中,我们希望您告诉我们 市政府应如何投资其交通基础设施。
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Who's listening
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Director, Transportation Planning (Acting)
Email TMPupdate@ottawa.ca
Phases of engagement
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June 2019
Transportation Master Plan Update has finished this stageTransportation Master Plan and the associated Ottawa Cycling Plan and Ottawa Pedestrian Plan Scopes of Work approved by Transportation Committee and Council.
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Phase One - Transportation Master Plan Directions - December 2019 to January 2020
Transportation Master Plan Update has finished this stagePublic engagement on existing conditions, vision and guiding principles.
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Phase Two - Policy connections - February to October 2020
Transportation Master Plan Update has finished this stagePublic engagement on TMP priority issues identified in Phase 1, new mobility, pedestrian and cycling policies and priorities, and equity considerations. An online tool will also allow residents to identify missing links in the pedestrian and cycling networks.
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Phase Three - The path forward - Winter to Spring 2022.
Transportation Master Plan Update has finished this stagePublic engagement on policies and the Active Transportation projects.
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Part 1 Completion – Spring 2023
Transportation Master Plan Update has finished this stageTMP Policies and Active Transportation Projects approval by Transportation Committee (April 17) and Council (April 26)
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Phase Four - Travel Patterns and Mobility Needs - Spring and Summer 2024
Transportation Master Plan Update is currently at this stagePublic engagement on Origin Destination Survey results and future travel demand.
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Phase Five - Winter 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Transportation Master Plan UpdatePublic engagement on draft Capital Infrastructure Plan and investment scenarios
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Part 2 Completion - 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Transportation Master Plan UpdateTMP Capital Infrastructure Plan approval by Transportation Committee and Council
Videos
- The City of Ottawa is updating the Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to review the ways in which people, vehicles and goods move through our city – and how this can be achieved responsibly and sustainably for all. Closely tied to the TMP Update is Ottawa’s Active Transportation Plan, a new plan that will combine the Ottawa Pedestrian Plan and the Ottawa Cycling Plan into one and guide the policies and actions for the development of the city’s pedestrian and cycling network. Starting the week of September 21 and until October 23, 2020, the public is invited to fill out an online questionnaire as part of the Phase 2 of public engagement for the TMP Update. For this phase of engagement, the public is invited to provide input on: the Active Transportation Plan; what a fair and equitable transportation system looks like; and, new technologies that could change the way we move around the city.
Document library
- June 2024
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April 2023
- TTW_Transit&RoadsEvalFramework_2022-10-25-AODA.pdf (879 KB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan - Policy Document 2023-11-06-AODA.pdf (20.4 MB) (pdf)
- TMP Active Transportation Projects EN-AODA.pdf (4.4 MB) (pdf)
- TMP Active Transportation Networks-BIL-AODA-v2.pdf (9.45 MB) (pdf)
- Doc 2 - TMP Policies - Highlights (EN).pdf (14 MB) (pdf)
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March 2023
- TMP Policies March 2023.pdf (19.6 MB) (pdf)
- Transit and Road Project Prioritization Frameworks March 2023.pdf (746 KB) (pdf)
- Active Transportation Projects March 2023.pdf (3.95 MB) (pdf)
- Rural Active Transportation Network Mar 2023.pdf (1.02 MB) (pdf)
- Crosstown Bikeway Network March 2023.pdf (1.21 MB) (pdf)
- Active Transportation Major Structures Map March 2023.pdf (2.25 MB) (pdf)
- Prioritization Frameworks Consultation Summary Report Mar 2023.pdf (709 KB) (pdf)
- TMP Policy Highlights March 2023.pdf (13.9 MB) (pdf)
- Changes to the Policies and Projects March 2023.pdf (475 KB) (pdf)
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Background Documents
- As We Heard It Report – TMP Policies.pdf (1.28 MB) (pdf)
- As We Heard It Report – Active Transportation Supplement.pdf (733 KB) (pdf)
- Road Project Evaluation Framework_06.06.22.pdf (582 KB) (pdf)
- How Candidate Projects Were Selected.pdf (204 KB) (pdf)
- Healthy Streets within the TMP.pdf (332 KB) (pdf)
- Phase 2 - Display Boards (11.7 MB) (pdf)
- Active Transportation Plan Online Engagement Summary Report (14.1 MB) (pdf)
- Climate Change and Transportation Discussion Paper.pdf (3.59 MB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan - Draft Part 1 Policies (25.7 MB) (pdf)
- Phase 2 Summary Report (4.03 MB) (pdf)
- New Mobility Discussion Paper.pdf (27.9 MB) (pdf)
- Phase 1 Engagement Summary Report (1.8 MB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan Memo June 30, 2021 (110 KB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan Update Overview (1.2 MB) (pdf)
- Transit Project Evaluation Framework.pdf (647 KB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan Schedule Update Memo (91 KB) (pdf)
- Transportation Master Plan Update - Scope of Work approval (June 2019)
- Notice of Commencement (497 KB) (pdf)
- Draft Vision & Guiding Principles (471 KB) (pdf)