Current Projects
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) performs many transportation activities within the Southern Nevada region. As the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Southern Nevada, the RTC is helping to create sustainable communities.
Truly sustainable communities support all types of transportation, including walking, biking, and transit. These alternative types of travel are key to reducing congestion in the Las Vegas Valley.
Current Projects
Southern Nevada Urban Heat Mapping Project
This summer, local experts, nonprofits, and researchers will team with citizen scientists to capture temperature and humidity data across our region during a one-day heat mapping campaign. As part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Organization’s (NOAA) Urban Heat Island Mapping Project, the data will reveal in which neighborhoods it’s hottest in our region and help inform policies and projects that address heat-related health issues, lower the risk of heat stress, and aim to mitigate heat islands.
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Adaptive Signal Control Technology Pilot Program
The RTC, together with the City of Henderson and Clark County, has launched a smart adaptive traffic signal pilot program in Southern Nevada, along 14 intersections on Eastern Avenue between Beckler Drive and Pebble Road.
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Reimagine Boulder Highway
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) is working with residents, business owners and community leaders to reimagine the transportation possibilities for Boulder Highway between Wagonwheel Drive and Charleston Boulevard.
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Maryland Parkway
Maryland Parkway is a vital corridor for the Las Vegas Valley, extending from South Strip Transfer Terminal in the south to the Las Vegas Medical District in the north, and connecting many high-activity centers.
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Streets and Highways
The RTC Streets and Highways division oversees new regional roadways and improvement of existing roads to reduce congestion and improve mobility.
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