Connecting Our Region: Regional Transportation Plan

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The Regional Transportation Plan identifies transportation projects and priorities that will help build and maintain a healthy, thriving and connected future for the Central Okanagan region. It will help create a region where more people can choose sustainable and affordable transportation options.

The interconnected projects, programs, and policy recommendations will work together to:

  • connect people and places across the region,
  • prepare for future population growth and technology innovations,
  • help people of all ages and abilities get around,
  • reduce future greenhouse gas emissions, and
  • help economic recovery post-pandemic.


The Regional Transportation Plan is a project of the Sustainable Transportation Partnership of

The Regional Transportation Plan identifies transportation projects and priorities that will help build and maintain a healthy, thriving and connected future for the Central Okanagan region. It will help create a region where more people can choose sustainable and affordable transportation options.

The interconnected projects, programs, and policy recommendations will work together to:

  • connect people and places across the region,
  • prepare for future population growth and technology innovations,
  • help people of all ages and abilities get around,
  • reduce future greenhouse gas emissions, and
  • help economic recovery post-pandemic.


The Regional Transportation Plan is a project of the Sustainable Transportation Partnership of the Central Okanagan (STPCO), a collaboration of the City of Kelowna, City of West Kelowna, District of Lake Country, District of Peachland, Westbank First Nation, and the Regional District of Central Okanagan. The STPCO is focused on environmentally responsible/sustainable transportation solutions that strengthen the economy and quality of life in the region.

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    It's the last day! how many people participated this time around? Some neighbour groups used some different marketing strategies this time round to spread the word.

    khutchi59 asked about 3 years ago

    Thank you for your interest in the survey and for helping spread the word. We will be tallying up the results and compiling an engagement summary, which will provide an overview of the responses received through this process. Please stay tuned on this page or at smartTRIPS.ca for the full report that will be available to the public this summer.