Transportation System Plan

Tualatin’s 2045 Transportation System Plan

Planning for the ways we’ll move, now and in the future

Tualatin’s Transportation System Plan (TSP) is our community’s long-range guide for building a safe, connected, and reliable transportation network. It looks ahead to the year 2045 and sets priorities for projects that will help people get around—whether by car, bike, bus, wheelchair, scooter, or on foot.

The TSP isn’t just about building roads. It’s about making travel easier, safer, and more convenient for everyone as our city grows.

What is the TSP?

Think of it as Tualatin’s transportation “blueprint.” The plan:

• Lays out where new streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit amenities are needed
• Helps decide which projects to build
• Ensures transportation keeps up with new housing, jobs, and businesses

It’s also how the City meets state and regional requirements, including:

• Oregon’s Statewide Planning Goal 12 (Transportation)
• Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) rules
• Oregon Department of Transportation’s Highway Plan
• Metro’s Regional Transportation Plan

Why it matters to you...

A good transportation system shapes how we live, work, and connect. The TSP helps:

• Make travel safer for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders
• Reduce congestion and improve traffic flow
• Provide more travel options beyond driving
• Support local businesses by improving access

Learn more

Contact the Planning Division at planning@tualatin.gov or (503) 691-3026 to learn more. 

For related topics, check out these links:

• Transit service goals → Visit our Transit Page
• Biking & walking goals → See the Parks & Recreation Master Plan