CATSII Canal Area Transportation Study

Welcome to the Canal Area Transportation Study (CATS) Track II Website. This study is sponsored by The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC), the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Downstate Region. It is a continuing effort on the part of NYMTC, agencies responsible for transportation infrastructure and services, and members of the community to define solutions to transportation problems in the Canal Street area. The first phase (Track I), which was initiated in 2002, identified more short-term, localized improvements. Track II encompasses a more regional and multi-modal study of the transportation issues affecting the area to identify and develop medium and long term transportation investments and improvements.

This website has been created to facilitate public input to the study process and to provide regular study updates. We invite you to navigate through the various pages of this site listed to the left to learn more about the study, be informed of study updates and meetings, download information, and most important, to provide the means to get involved and provide us with your feedback.

Last Updated: February 05, 2008


Home About the Study Study Area Map About NYMTC Project Team Stay Informed Project Update / News Meeting Summaries Documents Fact Sheets Get Involved Calendar of Events Community Involvement Plan Links Give Us Your Feedback Contact Us	Welcome to the Canal Area Transportation Study (CATS) Track II Website. This study is sponsored by The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC), the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Downstate Region. It is a continuing effort on the part of NYMTC, agencies responsible for transportation infrastructure and services, and members of the community to define solutions to transportation problems in the Canal Street area. The first phase (Track I), which was initiated in 2002, identified more short-term, localized improvements. Track II encompasses a more regional and multi-modal study of the transportation issues affecting the area to identify and develop medium and long term transportation investments and improvements. This website has been created to facilitate public input to the study process and to provide regular study updates. We invite you to navigate through the various pages of this site listed to the left to learn more about the study, be informed of study updates and meetings, download information, and most important, to provide the means to get involved and provide us with your feedback. Last Updated: February 05, 2008