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The Oʻahu Metropolitan Planning Organization (OahuMPO) has completed the public review and comment period for the Draft Oʻahu Regional Transportation Plan 2050 (Draft ORTP 2050), the federally required long-range transportation plan guiding transportation investments on Oʻahu through 2050.

The public comment period was held from January 7 to January 21, 2026. Comments received were reviewed, documented, and incorporated as appropriate into the ORTP 2050 Final Report.

The ORTP 2050 Final Report and supporting appendices are available below and are scheduled to be presented for committee review and Policy Board consideration for adoption in March 2026.

The OahuMPO complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Language assistance and ADA accommodations are available at no cost upon request by contacting oahumpo@oahumpo.org.


ORTP 2050 Plan Documents and Resources

ORTP 2050 Goals

Check out the 7 goals of the ORTP 2050 below!

Make it Make Sense: Oahu Regional Transportation Plan 2050


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Transportation Education

We love speaking to students of all ages! We are happy to tailor our presentations to fit the needs of the class and showcase how transportation is involved in everything. If you would like us to present to your organization or class, please contact us.

  • Aliamanu Career Day Hears from Planners

    Staff visited Aliamanu elementary school to share what they do in their roles and the importance of transportation planning.

  • Honouliuli Middle School invites OahuMPO

    OahuMPO staff were invited by a teacher at Honouliuli Middle School to talk about transportation and sustainability. Students were working on group projects for their class and took inspiration from transportation topics!

  • OahuMPO at MidPac

    Students at MidPac heard from the OahuMPO about the intersection of transportation and climate change. Staff led students on a walk audit of Manoa and presented information on transportation planning.

Contact Information
Name Oahu Metropolitan Planning
Phone (808) 587-2015
Email oahumpo@oahumpo.org
In writing

707 Richards Street, Suite 200 Honolulu, HI 96813

Public Engagement activities at the OahuMPO are funded in part by the Ulupono Fund at the Hawaii Community Foundation.