Governor Kathy Hochul announced New York's draft 2050 Transportation Master Plan, which seeks to modernize the state's infrastructure through a community-centered lens. Developed by the NYSDOT, it addresses various modes of transport and challenges such as climate change while setting goals and performance metrics for the future. Public feedback is vital, with forums scheduled for July 8. The plan also emphasizes equity, aiming to engage underserved communities and ensure accessibility for all residents as part of its long-term vision for a resilient transportation network.
The draft Transportation Master Plan emphasizes creating a safer, cleaner, and resilient infrastructure, focusing on community needs and future challenges.
Governor Hochul stated, 'New York State is making historic investments to rebuild our infrastructure to meet the challenges of the 21st Century.'
Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez highlighted the need for public involvement, stressing the importance of preparing for future transportation needs.
The plan includes outreach efforts to underserved communities ensuring equitable access for all ages and abilities within New York's transportation network.
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