Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council

EXTENSION: The survey deadline has been extended to Friday, May 8th.

Do you live, work, or travel on Nottingham Road in the City of Syracuse/Town of DeWitt? Help SMTC identify issues and opportunities for improving travel along this corridor based on your experiences by responding to our survey!

https://smtcmpo.org/nottinghamstudy/

Join us for the next Forum on Active Transportation! Wednesday, April 29, 3:30-5:00 p.m. on Zoom. YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/9J3jnaZnS_eg4lJ3TmJT-g #/registration

SMTC staff will highlight on-going and upcoming planning activities aimed at improving active mobility.

The latest edition of our DIRECTIONS newsletter is now available!https://smtcmpo.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Directions-Newsletter-Spring-2026-website.pdf

Read about the recently completed NYS Route 31 Transit Corridor Assessment, the newly adopted 2026-2027 Unified Planning Work Program, and the Route 57 Complete Streets Study.

Not on our mailing list yet? Sign-up here https://smtcmpo.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=ec5d46aff5085f83ccd468dc9&id=64e2fe0f1a

The SMTC annually publishes a Bridge and Pavement Condition Management System report for federal-aid eligible roadways in our planning area. The latest report was recently completed, and you can find it on our website athttps://smtcmpo.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/BPCMS-2024-2025-for-Web.pdf

A draft of the Route 49 Mobility Study is now available for public review and comment. Please visit https://smtcmpo.org/news/ to access the document. Comments can be submitted via email to [email protected] through April 10, 2026.

SMTC recently completed the Route 57 Complete Street Study for Onondaga County. View this and other recently-completed studies on our website https://smtcmpo.org/all-publications/

Do you live, work, or travel on Nottingham Road in the City of Syracuse/Town of DeWitt? Help SMTC identify issues and opportunities for improving travel along this corridor based on your experiences by responding to our survey! See the flier for details.

The New York State Thruway Authority is developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan and is seeking input from travelers, partners, and communities across New York State.

Have you noticed safety concerns, near misses, or recurring issues on the Thruway?

📍 Share your feedback by dropping a pin on our interactive map:
👉 https://www.thruwaysafety.org/share-your-thoughts-1-1

We encourage you to share this opportunity with your employees, customers, and members who use the Thruway. Your perspectives will help shape future safety improvements.

SMTC recently completed the NYS Route 31 Transit Corridor Assessment for Onondaga County. View this and other recently-completed studies on our website https://smtcmpo.org/all-publications/