MetroPlan Orlando

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MetroPlan Orlando is the regional transportation planning organization responsible for coordinating long-range transportation strategies and investments in the Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford metropolitan area.

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MetroPlan Orlando canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Metropolitan planning organization
Regional transportation planning agency
aimsTo Enhance transportation safety
Improve regional mobility
Promote multimodal transportation options
Support economic development through transportation investments
Support sustainable transportation solutions
collaboratesWith Florida Department of Transportation
Local transit providers in Central Florida
coordinatesWith Federal transportation agencies
Local governments in Central Florida
Public transit agencies in the Orlando area
State transportation agencies in Florida
country United States
domain Transportation planning
focusesOn Bicycle and pedestrian planning
Congestion management
Freight planning
Highway transportation planning
Multimodal transportation
Safety planning
Transit planning
Transportation system performance monitoring
fundingSource Federal transportation planning funds
Local government contributions
State transportation funds
governingBodyType Board of directors
hasScope Long-range transportation strategies
Short-range transportation programming
jurisdictionIncludes Kissimmee, Florida
Orlando, Florida
linked to: Orlando

Sanford, Florida
Surrounding communities in the Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford metropolitan area
locatedIn Central Florida
name MetroPlan Orlando
regionServed Orlando metropolitan area
Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford metropolitan area
responsibleFor Long-range transportation planning
Metropolitan transportation plan
Regional transportation coordination
Transportation improvement program
Transportation investment prioritization
sector Public sector
state Florida
typeOfOrganization Intergovernmental organization
uses Data-driven planning methods
Public involvement processes
Travel demand modeling

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