As the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for New York City, Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley, NYMTC provides a collaborative planning forum to address transportation-related issues, develop regional plans and make decisions on the use of federal transportation funds for its planning area. To be eligible for these funds, NYMTC undertakes a transportation planning process specified in federal regulations. NYMTC is comprised of nine voting members and seven advisory members who develop plans, goals and a shared vision for the region's transportation network.

NYMTC's planning area includes 2,440 square miles and a 2020 population of 13.17 million, approximately 65% of New York State's population and 4 percent of the population of the nation.

Who We Are
Who We Are

NYMTC's members are elected officials and heads of transportation and environmental agencies.

What We Do
What We Do

NYMTC provides a collaborative planning forum to address transportation-related issues from a regional perspective.

Council Members
Council Members

NYMTC's members guide the regional transportation planning process to ensure the region's eligibility for federal transportation funds.

PFAC
Program, Finance, and Administration Committee (PFAC)

The PFAC oversees NYMTC's day-to-day activities.

Annual Reports
Annual Reports

A comprehensive look at NYMTC's annual planning activities.

Procedures and Agreements
Procedures and Agreements

NYMTC works closely with neighboring MPOs which, when brought together, constitute one of the nation's largest commuter shed areas.

Federal Regulations
Federal Regulations

The FAST Act is the current federal transportation legislation.

Accessibility
Compliance

NYMTC's Title VI Policy and Language Access Procedures establish a framework for compliance with federal regulations.