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Welcome to the Office of Policy Planning (OPP) within the Florida Department of Transportation. OPP oversees a wide range of planning, policy and research activities to advance Florida's statewide transportation system. Please direct any questions to The Office of Policy Planning.
TransPlex April 2021 Web Series - Registration is Open!
Join the Office of Policy Planning starting April 9, 2021, as we kick off the April 2021 TransPlex Web Series. Webinar details, including registration information is available on the TransPlex webpage.
Draft Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP)
The public comment period for the 2021 Florida Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) closed March 10, 2021, and our draft plan is currently under revisions based on your feedback. Thank you for supporting our top priority to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries in Florida. Please visit the Safety Office to view the draft plan under revision.
Trail Safety
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) have joined together to spread the word about trail safety. Visit the FDEP Office of Greenways and Trails to view an important video message.
The Florida Transportation Plan (FTP), is the state’s long-range plan guiding Florida’s transportation future and is a plan for all of Florida – it affects every resident, business, and visitor. The FTP is comprised of several documents that will guide our transportation partners over the next five years.
The update of the FTP Policy Element and the FTP Performance Element were recently completed and are now available for download and viewing. The first of four documents that make up the plan, the FTP Vision Element was published in May 2020, and provides a longer-term view of major trends, uncertainties, opportunities, and desired outcomes shaping the future of Florida’s transportation system
Visit the Florida Transportation Plan website to learn more about FTP and how you can stay involved. Involvement from different business sectors, regions, counties, and cities across Florida will help ensure the plan for Florida's transportation future reflects the needs, values, and visions of the people who call Florida home and those who visit it.