Programs & Services

We provide planning, research, and resources to our members to create a transportation system that is safe and provides comfort and connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Our primary goal is the development of a regional, long-range transportation plan that reflects the transportation needs of these seven counties.

Competitive Advantage Projects is an initiative we facilitate for Columbus 2020 to advance strategic infrastructure investments across the Columbus region.

Enhanced mobility relates to transportation options for older adults and individuals with disabilities. It includes the Delaware and Franklin Counties Coordinated Plan (Coordinated Plan) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA)’s Section 5310 Funding Program for the Columbus urbanized area.

Our Gohio Commute program will help you rethink your ride and help you find a smarter way to commute to work.

Our Midwest Connect corridor proposal was named one of ten winners in the Hyperloop One Global Challenge.

Insight2050 is a collaborative initiative designed to help communities proactively plan for development and population growth over the next 30+ years that is expected to be dramatically different from the past.

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) refers to an assortment of technologies, systems, and transportation management concepts

The Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is a long-range planning document that identifies transportation deficiencies, policies, strategies, and projects over the next two decades.

A portion of federal transportation funding is allocated at MORPC’s discretion, following an application and selection process. We call these funds MORPC-attributable funds. We work closely with local agencies to prioritize the use of these funds to meet their needs and those of the entire region. They can be used for roads and bridges, public transit, bikeways, sidewalks, and a variety of other activities.

The Planning Work Program (PWP) describes the transportation planning, projects and studies we conduct during the state fiscal year running from July 1 through June 30.

The Rapid-Speed Transportation Initiative is focused on improving connectivity to Chicago and Pittsburgh through exploration of two transportation technologies, including traditional passenger rail and hyperloop.