Air Quality Conformity
View NYMTC Comformity Web Section

• Air Quality Conformity Determination, July 23, 2001 - PDF file

This report summarizes the process NYMTC used to demonstrate that the TIP meets air quality conformity tests as specified by the EPA.

• Regional Emission Analysis, April 2005 - PDF file

This report summarizes the regional emissions analysis performed for NYMTC’s draft Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2006-2020 TIP and draft FFY 2005-2030 Plan to the public for review and comment pursuant to 40 CFR Section 93.105.

• Update on Air Quality newsletter - PDF file

• Working Together for Cleaner Air Brochure

View updates from NYMTC conformity web section

This document describes the procedures that NYMTC uses to evaluate the impact of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) on congestion at the regional level and the steps taken to develop strategies for managing congestion.

• View Document - PDF file

View updates from NYMTC CMS web section

County Profiles

A set of brochures provide selected statistics at the county and regional levels on population trends, employment figures, educational enrollments, housing units, and travel patterns.

• Richmond County Profile - PDF file

• New York County Profile - PDF file

• Bronx County Profile - PDF file

View updates from NYMTC Data Services web section

A detailed analysis of travel to and from the Manhattan central Business District by people and vehicles

• Hub Bound Travel Report 2001 - PDF file

• Hub Bound Travel At A Glance 2001 - PDF file

View updates from NYMTC Data Services web section

This document provides tables of population, employment, household and labor force by County or subregion in the NY-NJ-Connecticut region from 1970 to 2030.

An inventory of affected businesses, their characteristics and aftermath from telephone and mail surveys done on September 10, 2002

• View Document - PDF file

This annual brochure provides county-level data on population, density, employment, labor force, education and housing in the NY-NJ-Connecicut region.

• View Document - PDF file

View updates from NYMTC website

The 1997/1998 Regional Travel Household Interview Survey(RT-HIS) was conducted by NYMTC to record daily travel activities in the New York Metropolitan Area. The data is used as an input into transportation planning projects and studies including the development of NYMTC’s Best Practice Model.

• 2000 Benchmark of the 1997/1998 RT-HIS - PDF file

This study obtains, processes and applies Year 2000 U.S. Census data in order to weight (normalize) and expand the NYMTC/NJTPA Regional travel – Household Interview Survey (RT-HIS) sample data collected in 1997 and 1998

• RT-HIS General Final Report - PDF file

• RT-HIS Executive Summary - PDF file

View NYMTC Survey web section for more information

The Regional Transportation Plan, required by the federal government, is a guidebook for meeting and funding the transportation challenges the New York Metropolitan region will continue to face over the next 25 years.

• Draft 2005-2030 RTP Executive Summary - PDF file

• Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) Update, Executive Summary, January 2004 - PDF file 

This report provides a 10-year review of transportation data and demographic trends in the NYMTC region and neighboring counties in New Jersey and Connecticut

• Regional Transportation At A Glance (2002) - PDF file

• Regional Transportation Statistics Report (2002) - PDF file

TIP is a three to five-year plan that identifies all the proposed federally funded transportation projects in the NYMTC region.

• DRAFT 2006-2010 TIP Overview - PDF file

This report assesses crash trends for the 12 counties in the NYMTC region.

This report summarizes monthly weekday readership on NYMTC area’s buses, rail, subways and ferries along with vehicular traffic crossing the area’s waterway bridges.

This Report Presents an Analysis of the Truck Traffic over Toll Bridges and Crossings in the NY-NJ metropolitan area.

UPWP includes the planning priorities facing the metropolitan area and transportation and related air quality planning activities anticipated within the next one-to-two years.