Oregon Transportation Planning Rule

The Oregon Transportation Planning Rule (TPR) is a regulation that guides how cities and counties develop transportation systems to support community growth. It ensures transportation plans consider future land use, reduce traffic congestion, protect the environment, and promote safety. The TPR encourages integrated planning for roads, transit, biking, and walking, aligning transportation projects with regional growth strategies. It promotes responsible decision-making to create efficient, sustainable, and equitable transportation networks that meet community needs now and in the future.