Mobility Options
Coordinating infrastructure investments across jurisdictions to create a seamless, sustainable transportation network for the region’s future growth.
Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility -> Transit -> Ann Arbor to Detroit Regional Rail Project -> Multimodal Tool ->
Regional Plans and Programs
Explore SEMCOG’s key transportation plans and programs, including RTP, TIP, Vision 2050, TAP, and federal-aid committees.
Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) -> Vision 2050 -> Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) -> Transporation Alternatives Program (TAP) ->
Infrastructure
Supporting reliable infrastructure and cross-border connections to strengthen mobility, trade, and regional collaboration.
Bridges -> Borders -> Pavement ->
Data & Tools
Access data and tools from SEMCOG to support planning, analysis, and decision-making across Southeast Michigan communities.
Transportation Air Quality -> Travel Forecast -> Congestion ->
Safety & Environmental
Advancing transportation safety and protecting natural resources through regional planning, data, and community partnerships.
Safety and Security -> Environmental ->
Funding & Task Forces
Coordinating funding programs and task forces to support local projects and strengthen regional transportation systems.
Funding -> Rural Task Force #1 ->local plans and studies
In addition to developing regional plans in areas such as transportation, the environment, and economic development, SEMCOG also assists on local planning initiatives. In cases where SEMCOG takes a more active role in project management, information is provided on the SEMCOG website.
Downtown Detroit Transportation Study
In the urban core of our region, managing the transportation needs of residents, commuters, businesses, and tourism events is key to regional success. With the rapid development occurring in Downtown Detroit, effective coordination and collaboration of planning among various public and private agencies are essential to maximizing efficiency.
SEMCOG partnered with the City of Detroit and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to study all aspects of transportation in Downtown Detroit including traffic, parking, transit, biking, and walking. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the existing transportation conditions and develop a holistic strategy to manage future transportation demands.