Long Range Planning Division

James K. Polk Building, Suite 900
505 Deaderick Street
Nashville, TN 37243
Phone: 615.741.3421
Fax: 615.532.8451

Matthew Meservy

Matt Meservy
Director
Matt.Meservy@tn.gov

The Long Range Planning Division is responsible for the planning, development and management of statewide transportation studies and planning tools that help guide the policies and programs of TDOT and its various divisions. The division identifies transportation needs through the analysis of travel and safety data, and engages the communities to obtain public input on transportation investments. Specific responsibilities include developing the statewide long range transportation plan, preparation of corridor studies, university research, travel data collection, feasibility studies and metropolitan and rural transportation planning coordination. The division is also responsible for GIS mapping and data visualization.

The mission of the Long Range Planning Division is to play an active role in planning transportation strategies that improve safety, increase mobility, and encourage economic development in Tennessee.

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Comprehensive Planning Data Management

Office of Community Transportation

  • Metropolitan/Rural Planning Organizations
  • Rural Regional Transportation Plans
  • Community Transportation Planning Grants
  • Corridor Management

Roadway Data Office

  • Linear Reference System (LRS) Management
  • Roadway Data Collection
  • Functional Class/Local Road Updates
  • City/County/Urban Boundary Updates

Research Office

  • Projects
  • Proposals

Data Visualization Office

  • GIS Analysis
  • Research Projects
  • Mapping

Freight & Systems Planning Office

  • Freight Planning
  • Functional Classification
  • Transportation Demand Management (TDM)

Road Inventory Office

  • Highway Performance Monitoring
  • Traffic Data
  • Maps

Administrative Office

  • State Planning & Research (SPR) Programs
  • Contract Development
  • Invoicing & Accounts Payable

 

Forecasting Office

  • Statewide Travel Demand Model
  • MPO Transportation Demand Model Review and Assistance
  • Air Quality Modeling
  • Freight Modeling

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