After nearly five years of researching, talking to Winnipeggers, and drafting strategies, we are now ready for you to view the final draft plan as part of TMP2050. Both what we heard during Phases 1& 2 public engagement and further technical analysis helped us refine our strategy into TRANSPORTATION 2050: Reimagined Mobility.

TRANSPORTATION 2050: Reimagining Mobility is the product of our nearly five-year TMP2050 project. It is our master plan for moving Winnipeg’s transportation system forward. The plan is a comprehensive strategic document that outlines the methods and means to move our city and people into the future.

TRANSPORTATION 2050 provides a roadmap that will allow us to:

Prioritize maintaining existing infrastructure over building new infrastructure
Make strategic investments to move more people and goods using the roads we have
Support development of complete communities where people can access their daily needs within a short distance
And empower people to travel by their preferred mode

We have developed a plan that could solve Winnipeg's biggest transportation problems and make transportation safe and efficient for all of us, regardless of how we move or where we are going.

We have balanced priorities and needs to build a plan that will benefit pedestrians, cyclists, goods movement, emergency vehicles, and cars together.

Now, we want to:

Help you understand what the plan could mean for you
Answer your questions
And get a temperature check on whether reimagining mobility will deliver what Winnipeg needs from our transportation system

We’re inviting people to learn more by:

Reviewing our bite-sized Guide to TRANSPORTATION 2050
Downloading the larger TRANSPORTATION 2050 policy document
Taking a deep-dive into one of the two draft subsidiary plans moving forward to Council with TRANSPORTATION 2050 (Goods Movement Study and the Pedestrian and Cycling Strategies Framework)
Joining us at one of six public pop-up events between now and July 26 to talk to the project team, ask your questions, and tell us whether you think the plan will move transportation in Winnipeg into the future
Signing up for a July 24 telephone town hall where thousands of Winnipeggers will be on the line to hear about the plan, ask questions, and learn what others think

	Julie Horbal Dooley (she/her) Communications Coordinator
	Director's Office Public Works City of Winnipeg
	Telephone: 204-391-5498 Email: juliedooley@winnipeg.ca
	Website: winnipeg.ca Address: 1155 Pacific Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3E 3P1 Vacation alert: June 28-July 2; July 26-August 6

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