Transportation touches all our lives every day, whether you are driving to the store, biking to school, taking the bus to work, or navigating curbs and sidewalks on foot or with an assisted mobility device. The FRCOG works to provide the region with a transportation network that is as sustainable and multi-modal as possible. We know that for our communities to thrive, we need transportation that is safe, efficient, and equitable.
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The FCTPO released Draft Amendment #5 to the 2023-2027 Transit TIP Project Lists on June 27, 2023. There will be a 21-day period for public review and comment from Monday,…
The FRCOG’s Transportation Planning staff will hold two virtual meetings on Thursday, June 15th, at 2:00 p.m. and at 5:30…
The FRCOG has coordinated to create a bicycling map for the tri-state (Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire) section of the Connecticut River…
In collaboration with the Greenfield YMCA, the FRCOG developed Walk Franklin County maps for all of the towns in Franklin…
Complete streets are roadways that have safe access for all users including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and transit riders. As part…
In 2017, FRCOG Staff assessed the demand for electric vehicle charging stations in the region to determine if the existing…
In 2018, FRCOG Staff evaluated the existing park and ride facilities in Franklin County to determine how well they are…
The FRCOG Transportation Planning staff compiled the Franklin County Rural Road Guide to provide towns with a quick reference to…