Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County, Nevada
The Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) is our roadmap for the future. It outlines the transportation projects, programs, and services planned through 2050, in order to reach our community’s vision for a comprehensive transportation system.
View the RTPRTC Planning Corridor Studies evaluate current and future transportation needs to improve safety, mobility, and connectivity—explore active and completed studies shaping our region’s corridors.
View all our StudiesIn partnership with the Washoe County School District (WCSD), RTC Washoe proudly offers Youth-Pass, free transit on RTC RIDE for WCSD students.
Youth Pass Program
Learn about the many ways RTC helps you get around. From buses and mobility services to endorsed apps and community programs, you’ll find what fits your travel needs.
Discover the many RTC Transit services available to you, from buses and routes to tools and resources that make travel easier.
Use RTC-endorsed apps for trip planning, real-time updates, and easy access to transit services right from your phone.
RTC mobility services provide paratransit and accessibility options, ensuring safe, reliable, and convenient travel for all riders.
RTC offers programs for youth, seniors, and others needing extra support, making transit more accessible and easier to use.
Te llevamos al trabajo, a la escuela y a donde quieras ir.
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RTC Project No. 0212061
The RTC, in cooperation with the City of Reno, a major stakeholder, and other local agencies, is conducting a feasibility and conceptual alternatives analysis to determine options for the rehabilitation or replacement of the two Arlington Avenue Bridges at the Truckee River.
RTC Project No. 211007
The Mill Street Capacity and Safety project limits are from Yori Avenue to Terminal Way, and is approximately 1 mile in total length. Proposed improvements include widening Mill Street from west of Kietzke Lane to the I-580 southbound entrance ramp, a dedicated right turn from eastbound Mill Street to southbound 1-580, and a new signalized intersection at Mill Street and Golden Lane in conjunction with the closure of Mill Street access from Redwood Place and Louise Street.
