Transportation Analysis
Data driven solutions for smoother travel across the Spokane region
SRTC conducts in-depth transportation analysis to improve regional mobility and support informed decision-making. This work includes evaluating congestion, monitoring system performance, and developing strategies to enhance transportation efficiency.
Congestion Management Process
The Congestion Management Process (CMP) is a systematic, regionally coordinated approach to addressing traffic congestion. It provides accurate, up-to-date data on transportation system performance and identifies strategies to effectively manage congestion based on the region’s needs.
CMP Report
The CMP Report outlines regional objectives for congestion management, pinpoints the Spokane region’s most congested roadways, and develops strategies to alleviate congestion or prevent it from worsening. It also establishes performance measures to track progress, helping the region prioritize transportation investments that enhance mobility and efficiency.
CMP Report: 2025 Update
The draft update to the CMP Report is currently open for review and public comment.
Comment on the Draft CMP
Comments can also be made via phone, email or mail. Learn more HERE.
Public Comment Period: April 7 – April 21
To send us your comments, please fill out this form:
Performance Management
Transportation Performance Management, or TPM, is a strategic approach that ties federal investments and policy decisions to system performance. States and regions must set performance targets for the transportation system in several key areas – such as safety, infrastructure condition, congestion, system reliability, freight and economic vitality, and air quality. Transportation Performance Management was introduced through the 2012 Moving Ahead Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21) transportation law.
