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About the Project
The goal of the Countywide Transportation Master Plan (CTMP) is to establish a planning framework that provides for a countywide vision for transportation and mobility that safely connects people to places and provides for a multijurisdictional process. The plan accepts that intergovernmental coordination is necessary to create an effective, convenient, and regionally connected multimodal system. Even though cities and the County may have differing transportation objectives, the plan must establish a common vision and goals to effectively plan the region’s future transportation and mobility. The process and planning framework will establish a method for coordinating transportation and mobility projects with all affected jurisdictions and agencies.
The plan will be the first key step toward a Countywide transportation and mobility plan for Palm Beach County and municipalities within the County to separately adopt and/or update their own specific plan of improvements, using the recommended Countywide plan as a foundation. Each jurisdiction will be able to select appropriate recommendations that fit the needs of each unique community while coordinating regionally significant transportation corridors through the recommended framework. Ultimately, each plan of improvement adopted by each individual jurisdiction may lead to a plan-based improvement methodology as set forth and specifically referenced in Florida State Statutes.
The document will become the primary baseline for transportation and mobility planning in Palm Beach County to achieve the following:
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Establish best practices for regional mobility;
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Promote and include design principles for safe streets;
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Address the transportation planning of regionally significant corridors that traverse various jurisdictions (i.e. County roadways and collector roadways, regional transit systems);
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Integrate for land use and transportation;
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Establish common Goals, Objectives and Policies within Palm Beach County; and
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Define multi-jurisdictional processes.
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About Us
WSP has brought together a team of firms with diverse and complementary skill sets to provide Palm Beach County with a Transportation Master Plan that reflects the needs and priorities of the community. The team consists of qualified planners, engineers, communications professionals, web designers, urban designers, traffic modelers, and data scientists. By working closely with Palm Beach County and the stakeholders in the community, will help develop a plan that will guide the future implementation of the vision developed through this plan.
Prime Consultant
WSP is a global engineering and professional services firm dedicated to designing sustainable, future-ready infrastructure and environments. Serving clients across the transportation, buildings, water, environment, and energy sectors, WSP delivers innovative solutions that address complex challenges and support resilient communities. With a multidisciplinary team and global reach, WSP partners with public and private entities to shape projects that improve lives and safeguard the planet.
Countywide Transportation Master Plan Background
The Countywide Transportation Master Plan (CTMP) will establish a multijurisdictional process and planning framework that provides for a countywide vision for a multimodal system that safely connects people to places. As part of the CTMP development process, the WSP team will be working with County staff and a core technical group of stakeholders regularly in the development of the CTMP, in preparation for the presentations to all stakeholders at key project milestones and in various geographical locations within PBC.
The CTMP may be used as a foundation for Palm Beach County and municipalities within the County to separately adopt and/or update their specific plan of improvements. Each jurisdiction may be able to select appropriate recommendations that fit the needs of each unique community while coordinating regionally significant transportation corridors through the recommended framework. Ultimately, each plan of improvement adopted by each jurisdiction may lead to a plan-based improvement methodology as set forth and specifically referenced in Florida State Statutes.
The PBC Board of County Commissioners (BCC) approved a contract with WSP USA Inc. on June 18, 2025 for the development of the CTMP. WSP is one of the top professional services firms with national and international experience in transportation.
Subconsultants
Google (Carahsoft)
Carahsoft is a trusted government IT solutions provider, serving as a premier distributor for industry-leading technology vendors. Known as the “Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®,” Carahsoft partners with manufacturers, resellers, and systems integrators to deliver cutting-edge software, hardware, and support services to federal, state, and local government agencies. Their streamlined procurement contracts and deep public sector expertise make them a key resource for government technology acquisition.
Green Group Studio S/M/WBE
Green Group Studio (GGS) is an award-winning creative agency based in Palm Beach County, Florida, specializing in custom websites, branding, and marketing strategy for public agencies, nonprofits, and private sector clients alike. With 17+ years of experience and a team of seven professionals, GGS combines a boutique level of service with enterprise-level expertise—delivering strategic, high-impact solutions that align with each client’s vision, timeline, and budget. As a certified Small, Minority, Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (SMWBE), we bring both design excellence and accountability to every engagement.
GOAL Associates, Inc. (GOAL) S/M/WBE
GOAL Associates, Inc. (GOAL) is a full service multi-disciplined engineering and planning firm, headquartered in South Florida with offices in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. Goal focuses on supporting state, regional and local government agencies with the planning and design of a variety of transportation infrastructure projects ranging in complexity from local multimodal complete streets improvements to complex limited access toll roads and interstate facilities. As proven experts in Traffic Planning, Project Development and Environment Studies meeting federal, state, and local requirements their recognized experts work to enhance safety, connectivity, mobility, and choice of mode to solve our communities current and future transportation needs.
DDEC, LLC
DDEC is a Florida-based transportation planning and engineering firm specializing in mobility planning, traffic engineering, and infrastructure design. We partner with local governments to create safe, connected, and equitable communities through complete streets, Vision Zero strategies, and multimodal networks.
Dover Kohl
Dover, Kohl & Partners is a nationally recognized town planning firm specializing in urban design, master planning, and community engagement. With a focus on creating livable, walkable, and sustainable communities, the firm collaborates with municipalities, developers, and stakeholders to envision and implement vibrant public spaces. Their work blends traditional planning principles with innovative design to shape places that foster connection, resilience, and long-term value.
Quest
Quest is an industry leader dedicated to quality products, services, and overall client satisfaction, our vision is to be our customers’ partner of choice, our industries’ employer of choice, and your stakeholders’ investment of choice. We find outstanding marketing and communications solutions for our clients nationwide.
Caltran
CALTRAN Engineering Group is a Miami‑based civil engineering firm founded in 2011, specializing in comprehensive traffic and transportation engineering services. The company delivers solutions across project development and environmental (PD&E) studies, corridor mobility and accessibility planning, roadway and transit design, rail and freight engineering, and pedestrian and bicycle modeling signalhire.com. With a compact team of 10–50 professionals, CALTRAN focuses on data‑driven infrastructure design and planning tailored to regional transportation needs .
Lawrence D. Burns
Lawrence (Larry) D. Burns advises organizations on the future of mobility, logistics, manufacturing, energy and innovation. His current clients include Kitson & Partners, Niron Magnetics, Atomathic and Nanoramic Laboratories. Larry served as General Motors Corporate Vice President of Research & Development and Planning from 1998-2009. Between 2010 and 2022, Larry was a consultant to Waymo (Google Self-Driving Cars), Professor of Engineering Practice at the University of Michigan, Director of the Program for Sustainable Mobility at Columbia University, and an advisor to several major companies.
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