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Every year, METROPLAN ORLANDO updates its five-year plan, the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). This presentation is a preview of the TIP for years 2011-2015 and was created for our Citizens' Advisory Committee.

U.S. DOT Secretary Ray LaHood, Congressman Corrine Brown, Congressman John Mica, and FDOT Secretary Stephanie C. Kopelousos discuss Central Florida's commuter and high speed rail possibilities.

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Metroplan Orlando asks teens at New Dimensions High School in Poinciana what they feel should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida for the year 2030.

Metroplan Orlando asks students of Lawton Chiles Elementary what needs to be done to improve transportation in Central Florida for the year 2030.

Metroplan Orlando asks members of Leadership Orlando what they feel could by done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Members of the Boys and Girls club tell Metroplan Orlando what they think can be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando participated in the Transportation Disadvantaged Riders' Forum on Friday, March 27, 2009, and had the opportunity to ask event attendees what they think should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando ask teens of the Winter Park Youth Advisory Board what they think should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

In celebration of Clean Air Month in May, two friends decide to take the bus to lunch and run into a series of problems. These are the lessons they learned and helpful tips for first time bus riders.

Metroplan Orlando asks international students at the University of Central Florida what should be done to improve the transportation in the tri-county area (Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties).

Metroplan Orlando asks employees of a Central Florida software company what should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando speaks to graduate students at the University of Central Florida and asks them what they feel should be done to improve transportation in Central Floria.

Metroplan Orlando participated in the Orlando VA Center's Welcome Home event and Career Expo on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2009, and had the opportunity to ask event attendees what they think should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando participated in this year's Community Unity event celebrating Black History Month in St. Cloud where they asked event attendees what could be done to improve Central Florida's transportation for the year 2030.

Metroplan Orlando asks members of the Poinciana Area Council what types of transportation they would like to see in Central Florida's future.

A group of Central Florida residents took a trip to Tallahassee on Feb. 4, 2009 to show their support for Central Florida's commuter rail, SunRail.

A group of Central Florida residents took a trip to Tallahassee to attend a press conference held by Governor Charlie Crist to show their support for SunRail.

Metroplan Orlando asks high school students what they think should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando asks high school students what modes of transportation they would like to see in the year 2030.

Metroplan Orlando asks teens at the Parramore Kids Zone what they think should be done to approve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando asks members of Leadership Seminole what they think should be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

University of Central Florida graduate students share their views on Central Florida's future transportation needs.

Members of Orlando's Coffee Club tell Metroplan Orlando what they think can be done to improve transportation in Central Florida.

People attending Discover Osceola tell us what improvements they would like to see made to the region's transportation system.

People attending Discover Osceola tell us what improvements they would like to see made to the region's transportation system.

Members of the Apopka Chamber of Commerce tell Metroplan Orlando what they think Central Florida's transportation priorities should be over the next 20 years.

Members of Metroplan Orlando's Clean Air Team explain the importance of considering air quality while developing the 2030 Long Range Transportation Plan.

Metroplan Orlando asks members of the African-American Chamber of Commerce if they think people would use mass transit in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando asks people attending "Red, Hot & Boom" in Altamonte Springs what they would do to improve transportation in Central Florida.

Metroplan Orlando asks members of the American Society of Civil Engineers' Transportation Group what they would do to improve transportation in Central Florida.

This video update was presented to the METROPLAN ORLANDO Board during the September 2008 Board Workshop. The video provides a brief summary of some recent public involvement efforts related to the 2030 Long Range Transportation Plan.

This is a video summary of METROPLAN ORLANDO's September 25th presentation to the Coffee Club. As part of the presentation, attendees played Connect I-4 - a transportation planning game in which participants are tasked with setting transportation priorities. The event's presenter was Kelley Teague, METROPLAN ORLANDO's Director of Public Affairs & Strategic Planning.

METROPLAN ORLANDO is currently developing Central Florida's Long Range Transportation Plan for the year 2030.

This video provides valuable information about the status of items on METROPLAN ORLANDO's PPL List.

METROPLAN ORLANDO asks University of Central Florida graduate students what transportation changes they would like to see made.

Waterford Elementary students tell us how they like to get around town.

People attending Orlando's Hispanic Business & Consumer Expo stop by METROPLAN ORLANDO's exhibit to share their thoughts on improving transportation in Central Florida.

People attending Orlando's Hispanic Business & Consumer Expo stop by METROPLAN ORLANDO's exhibit to share their thoughts on improving transportation in Central Florida.

University of Central Florida students tell us what they think can be done to improve transportation in our region.

University of Central Florida students tell us what they think can be done to improve transportation in our region.

METROPLAN ORLANDO hits the streets to find out what Central Florida residents think should be done to improve transportation in the region. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.

People attending the 2008 Zora Neale Hurston Festival share their views on transportation in Central Florida. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.

People attending the 2008 Zora Neale Hurston Festival share their views on transportation in Central Florida. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.

People attending the 2008 Zora Neale Hurston Festival share their views on transportation in Central Florida. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.

People attending the 2008 Zora Neale Hurston Festival share their views on transportation in Central Florida. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.

Members of METROPLAN ORLANDO'S Citizens' Advisory Committee share their thoughts on the future of transportation in Central Florida. For more information, visit www.MetroplanOrlando.com.