State of the System Report

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The State of the System report serves as a critical analysis tool that examines trends and data related to the transportation network’s performance and serves as the federally required report for Congestion Management and Crash Mitigation Process. The report provides a comprehensive overview of various performance measures, including infrastructural condition, resiliency, crashes, transit assets, travel reliability, and a thorough assessment of major projects.

The 2024 State of the System Report analyzes trends across recent years and summarizes the areas of strengths and weaknesses. The report highlights data collected from various sources and jurisdictions, providing a detailed and informative analysis of the transportation network’s performance.

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Contact

For more information about the State of the System Report, please contact Connor Trejos-MacDonald at [email protected] or 813-946-5334.

Accessibility

Persons needing assistance reading or interpreting items in this document, free of charge, are encouraged to contact the ADA Coordinator at (813) 272-5940 or [email protected]. Plan Hillsborough (the Planning Commission, the Hillsborough TPO, and the Hillsborough River Board) cannot ensure accessibility for items produced by other agencies or organizations.

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