Office of Strategic Planning and Programming Resources for planning your transportation improvement project.

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  • Transportation Planning Division (TPD)

    ​Resources to plan for future transportation solutions through the delivery of Comprehensive Transportation Plans (CTP), Traffic Forecasts, Model Research and Development, and other Long Range Planning products & services. These solutions are conducted in partnership with Metropolitan and Rural Planning Organizations, NCDOT Divisions, and local governments. ​

    Learn about the Transportation Planning Division​​

  • Division of Planning and Programming

    State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 
    ​A 10-year State and Federal-mandated plan that identifies the construction funding for and scheduling of transportation projects throughout the state.

    ​Feasibility Studies
    ​​Feasibility Studies for Candidate State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Projects.

    Project Scoping
    ​​Increase accessibility and awareness of the Express Design/Project Scoping (ED/PSR) deliverables.

  • Office of Strategic Initiatives and Program Support (SIPS)

    NC Moves 2050 Plan 
    ​Informa​tion about the NC Moves 2050, technical documents.​

    Statewide Freight Plan
    ​​Information about the Statewide Freight Plan, currently under development.

    ​ Strategic Transportation Corridors (STC)
    ​The Strategic Transportation Corridors identify a network of critical multimodal transportation corridors considered the backbone of North Carolina’s transportation system.
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  • Prioritization

    The Strategic Transportation Investments (STI) Law allows NCDOT to maximize North Carolina’s existing transportation funding to enhance the state’s infrastructure and support economic growth, job creation and high quality of life.

    To learn more about STI and the developemnt of the State Transportation Improvement Program, visit the Strategic Transportation Investments website.

    To learn more about project prioritization and STI projects, visit the Prioritization Resources​ website.
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