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Transportation planning and project development must reflect the desires of communities, and take into account the impacts on both the natural and human environments. Transportation projects are closely looked at to see how they might impact the community, the natural environment, and health and...
For those States with Federally Recognized Tribe (s), the respective Federal-aid Division offices provide those States with the TTP TIP posted on this site to include in the STIP. The approved TTIP shall be included in appropriate State and metropolitan planning organization plans and programs...
The Federal Highway Administration Office of Tribal Transportation works in partnership with Tribal Governments and the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) to achieve Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) planning on Tribal lands. A TTP...
Updated: 16-Nov-2017
This document contains samples from other plan sections.
Updated: 8-Nov-2022
This document contains sample sheets from the General Information (Section A) plan section including:
Normal Title Sheet NPS Title Sheet Sheet Index Vicinity MapThe FLH Office of Tribal Transportation provides this Guide for use by Tribes who have, or are considering, a TTP Program Agreement with FHWA.
The Program Delivery Guide is intended to be a...
The Office of Tribal Transportation distributes Federal Transportation funds as they become available. Tribal Transportation Program formula funds (known as Tribal shares) are sent to Tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Some Tribes receive this funding according to their program agreement...