
The Placer-Sacramento Gateway Plan (PSGP) is a comprehensive multimodal corridor plan in compliance with the 2018 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan Guidelines. It is sponsored by Caltrans District 3, Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA), Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA), and Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG).
THE STUDY CORRIDOR

The Gateway Corridor is one of several major transportation corridors within the Placer and Sacramento regions and fulfills a critical role in local, regional, and statewide transportation systems. It includes segments of I-80, Business 80, and Highway 65, as well as parallel local roadways, transit lines, and bikeways. As such, the corridor poses a dynamic and complex operating environment for its users and operators. An executive summary of the plan is available here.
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Altogether, the PSGP includes nearly 150 multimodal transportation improvement projects along the study corridor to address the existing corridor challenges.
The following types of corridor improvement projects:
- Roadway/Transportation Systems Management Projects
- Transit Projects
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects
COMMUNITY OUTREACH




The development of the Gateway Plan was informed by a robust community engagement process to understand the values of the public, stakeholders, and corridor users, including those of disadvantaged communities located along the corridor. The Gateway Plan team engaged more than 5,000 community members by employing the following strategies: stakeholder meetings, community workshops, pop-up events, a social media campaign, email/newsletter blasts, and personal notification to more than 175 groups and organizations to encourage community participation. Summaries of all the outreach efforts are available below.
ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
The Plan will be reviewed and evaluated by the PCTPA Board of Directors in Spring 2020. You can review all the plan materials at the links below.
Final Placer-Sacramento Gateway Plan
Executive Summary
Appendix A: Gateway Plan Projects
Appendix B: Technical Analysis Summary
Appendix C: Community Engagement
Appendix D: Online User Survey
Appendix E: Corridor Travel Patterns
Appendix F: Corridor Speed Reliability
Appendix G: Screenline Average Speed Buffer Time Index
Appendix H: Screenline Flow Speed Diagrams