Providing Mobility for the 21st Century . . .

The Salem Transportation System Plan (TSP) is the City's master plan to guide its actions and investments for the 21^st century. The Plan is a comprehensive document containing goals, objectives, policies, projects, and programs needed to provide mobility for the next 25 years. The Salem Transportation System Plan is not just an automobile-oriented plan, but creates mobility options for all modes of travel: automobile, transit, bicycle, pedestrian, and freight movement.

The Salem TSP (most recently updated in July 2007) can be viewed below. Printed copies (purchase price of $20) and CD copies (for free) are available at the Public Works Department, 555 Liberty Street SE, Room 325.

The City is currently updating the Bicycle and Pedestrian Elements of the Salem TSP.

Salem Transportation System Plan Divided into 20 Sections:

Cover and Acknowledgements Table of Contents and Preface Introduction Salem Transportation System Plan Elements Street System Element Transportation System Management Element Neighborhood Traffic Management Element Local Street Connectivity Element Bicycle System Element Pedestrian System Element Transit System Element Transportation Demand Management Element Parking Management Element Intercity Passenger Travel Element Freight Movement Element Transportation System Maintenance Element Transportation Finance Element Long-Range Transportation Strategy Plan Implementation Issues Requiring Future Study Appendices

Click here to view a list of maps included in the Plan.

If you have any questions . . .

If you have any questions about the Salem Transportation System Plan or any transportation planning issue, please contact Julie Warncke or Dave Baltz at 503-588-6211, or send e-mail to  jwarncke@cityofsalem.net or to jjohnduff@cityofsalem.net.