Transit Development Plan

Transit Development Plan & Program of Projects

The TDP is a six-year transit plan required by the Washington State Legislature and Federal Transit Administration. The TDP is prepared by the independent transit properties and submitted to the State DOT for approval and final submittal to the Federal Transit Administration. The TDP includes a summary document which shows the size of the fleetA transit system’s vehicles. Fleet usually refers to highway or street vehicles. Also see Rolling Stock. More, costs, revenueReceipts derived from or for the operation of transit service including fare box revenue, revenue from other commercial sources, and operating assistance from governments. Farebox revenue includes all fares paid by transit passengers. More, service revenueReceipts derived from or for the operation of transit service including fare box revenue, revenue from other commercial sources, and operating assistance from governments. Farebox revenue includes all fares paid by transit passengers. More hours, revenue milesMiles operated by vehicles available for passenger service. More, expenses, operating characteristics and capital expenditures. Public hearings and a thirty-day comment period are held to obtain input from the public on the TDP. The POP is a listing of planned capital expenditures including construction, vehicles, equipment and consulting support that are funded with FTAFederal Transit Administration (formerly UMTA - Urban Mass Transit Administration) More grants, state and local funding.