Transportation (CUUATS)

Champaign Urbana Urbanized Area Transportation Study (CUUATS) is the transportation entity of the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC), which is the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) responsible for administering the federally mandated transportation planning process for the Champaign-Urbana-Savoy-Bondville Urbanized Area.

• MPO Transportation Planning Process
• Our Study Area

Meetings

Please check the CUUATS Technical Committee and Policy Committee WebPages to see the approved 2010 meeting schedules.

News

The C-U Online Bike Route Survey Maps have been updated to include all responses from 2003-2009. To view these maps, click here.

The final version of the CUUATS Long Range Transportation Plan for 2035 is now available on the LRTP website.

The City of Champaign recently implemented a HAWK pedestrian crossing signal along Bradley Avenue near the Kraft Plant. For more information on the new HAWK signal, please click here.

CCRPC is currently working on the Westgate Land Use Plan in Vermilion County at the interchange of US 150 and I-74. Please visit the project website to learn more.

2009 Safe Walking Route Maps are now available! For maps and safety tips, click here.

2009 Greenways and Trails maps are now available! These full-color 18x24 maps are free to the public. Please visit our Greenways and Trails Maps webpage to view or print the maps in PDF format. If you would like a map sent to you, please contact Gabe Lewis at (217) 328-3313 or glewis@ccrpc.org.

The Listing of Federally Obligated Projects has been completed and approved by CUUATS Technical and Policy Committees. To view this document click here.

CUUATS American Recovery and Reinvestment Act website has been created to track stimulus funding in the urbanized area. For more information visit our website.

In February 2009, CCRPC published the Champaign-Urbana Safe Routes to School Report in association with the Champaign-Urbana Safe Routes to School Project.

2006 traffic counts are now available for the urbanized area. Visit the Traffic Counts page for more information.