TRI-COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
HARRISBURG AREA TRANSPORTATION STUDY
TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ––
WHAT IS THE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM?
The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a comprehensive listing of all federal and state-funded transportation improvement projects in the HATS area over the next four years.
The 2021-2024 TIP was officially adopted by HATS on June 26, 2020 and took effect October 1, 2020 (documents below).
FFY 2023-2026 TIP PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
The public comment period for the draft FFY 2023-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) begins on May 2, 2022 and closes June 2, 2022. All materials are available at the links below. Any questions or public comments can be submitted to Lauren Weaver at lweaver@tcrpc-pa.org.
2023-26 TIP DOCUMENTS
Other information and documentation:
2023-26 TIP StoryMap
2023-26 TIP Map
PREVIOUS TIPS
2021-2024 TIP
2019-22 TIP
The previous 2019-22 TIP was in effect through September 30, 2020.
To see the 2019-2022 TIP projects on a map of the Tri-County Region, click here.
2021-2024 TIP story map
2021-2024 TIP map (pdf)
TIP PROJECT TOOLS & MAPPING APPLICATIONS:
TIP PROJECT MAPPING --
The TIP project map application is a web-based GIS mapping application for Highway and Bridge projects on the Commonwealth's Twelve Year Transportation Program and Regional Transportation Improvement Programs (TIPs).
This application for use with Internet Explorer only and was created to allow access to map and other information regarding highway and bridge projects.
Using Internet Explorer, you may search for projects and/or bridges by address, planning partner, legislative district, County or by PennDOT engineering district.
Click here for TIP project map.
PENNDOT ONE MAP --
The PennDOT One Map replaces the previous MPMS maps application and includes mapping for HOPs and environmental features.
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TIP map: This map represents the Transportation Improvement Plan, the next four years of planned road and bridge work in the commonwealth. The starter map allows for the coordination of road and bridge work with other efforts such as utility coordination, highway occupancy permit coordination, as well as coordinating planning with local governments and planning agencies.
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HOP map: This map represents Highway Occupancy Permits (HOPs) (Utility, Driveway and Miscellaneous). The permit information is extracted from PennDOT’s Electronic Permitting System (EPS). This map can be useful to locate on-going or closed permit work within the limits of a planned project as well as identify potentially responsible parties when there is a failure of the highway. Permits issued pre-EPS and not uploaded into EPS are not displayed.
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Environmental Screening map: This map identifies the layers that are used during the preliminary engineering phase of the project delivery process to identify environmental considerations covered by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). These data layers come courtesy of various university, state, and federal resource agencies.
TRAFFIC INFORMATION REPOSITORY (TIRE) --
TIRe is a web application for providing traffic count data and is designed to enable Internet users to view interactive maps of traffic counter site locations and traffic count information for roadways throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Users will have access to all available raw hourly classification and volume data. Additional resources, such as Functional Class, National Highway System (NHS), and traffic limits are available to assist you in planning.
TIRe also has a mobile version that is accessible through the same website. TIRe will automatically switch to the mobile version when it recognizes that it is being accessed through a mobile device. The mobile version has access to TMS Stations, PennDOT’s Roadway Management System (RMS) Administrative information, Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) Samples, TMS Limit Seg as well as several base maps. If you have questions, feedback or suggestions, email ra-penndottrafficstats@state.pa.us.