Series 11 2030 Traffic Volume Forecast
February 2008 Update
The Transportation Forecast Information Center (TFIC) gives you quick access to transportation forecasts. You may use this tool to look at the forecasts on screen as well as print maps or tables. Click on a year below or click "help" for detailed instructions.
Forecast Years: 2003 2010 2020 2030 All Years Help
Forecasted average weekday traffic (AWT) volumes in thousands are displayed for freeways, ramps, and major and minor roads. Individual roadway segments can be selected to obtain additional information including street name, type of roadway, number of lanes, and posted speed. Traffic analysis zone (TAZ) zone connector volumes are shown and TAZ-level trip generation and land use forecasts are provided.

Forecast Year. Select an individual year (2003, 2010, 2020, or 2030) to obtain traffic forecasts for that year. Select “All Years” to obtain traffic volume forecasts for years 2003 through 2030. The volumes shown on the "All Year" map is for year 2030.

Source. SANDAG uses a regional transportation model to produce highway and transit forecasts for individual forecast years between 2003 and 2030. These forecasts are updated periodically to incorporate the most recent planning assumptions. Traffic forecasts shown here were completed in October 2007 in support of the 2007 2030 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). These traffic forecasts utilize the "Reasonably Expected" network as defined in the RTP, and the Final Series 11 2030 Regional Growth Forecast.

Forecasts differ from the TFIC Series 10, which was based on the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) adopted in 2003 and Series 10 growth forecasts.

Disclaimer. We make every effort to produce accurate forecasts. If you find a traffic volume that appears to be in error, e-mail us at tfic@sandag.org with the location and description of the problem. We will make corrections to our databases and produce revised forecasts in the next update cycle.

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Revised: Feburary, 2008