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Transportation Planning Grant (TPG) is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT). The TPG assists Tennessee cities and counties with transportation planning efforts that determine strategies to support improvements in traffic flow, safety, mobility, and overall efficiency of the transportation system.
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Transportation Planning Grants Transportation Planning Grants The Transportation Planning Grant (TPG) is intended to assist jurisdictions (both municipalities and counties) with transportation planning efforts that determine strategies to support improvements in traffic flow, safety, mobility, and overall efficiency of the transportation system.
Since 2015, TDOT has awarded 145 planning grants across the state, many of which have resulted in implementation funding.
All Tennessee cities and counties The TPG funds transportation plans only TPG Funding Cap and Matching: The maximum award amount is $250,000 The TPG is 80% federal, 10% state, and 10% local match* *Distressed and At-Risk Counties as determined by TNECD (and municipalities within) as of FY26 qualify for 0% local match Planning opportunities include, but are not limited to: Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans Transportation System Management and Operations (TSMO) Plans We also welcome any creative and innovative transportation planning ideas Our informational TPG Webinar was held on September 10, 2025.
If you have questions, please email TDOT. OCT. Grants@tn.
gov. 2024 Transportation Planning Grants Alcoa Hall Road (SR-35) Corridor Study Anderson County Pavement Management Plan (coming soon!) Collinwood/Wayne County Corridor Study Cookeville Citywide Pavement Management Plan (coming soon!)
Cornersville US31A Corridor Study Dickson Pavement Condition Assessment Dyersburg Major Road Plan Etowah Tennessee Avenue Corridor Study Huntingdon Citywide Pavement Management Plan Lebanon US-70 (SR-26) Corridor Study (coming soon!) Monterey Commercial Avenue Complete Streets Plan Nashville SR-45 OHB Safety Study (coming soon!) Oneida Mobility and Safety Study Sevier County Pavement Management Plan (coming soon!)
Sevierville SR-416 Corridor Study Shelbyville US-41A/231 (SR-437) Corridor Study Winchester Citywide Sidewalk and Pavement Management Plan 2022-2023 Transportation Planning Grants Athens Bike & Pedestrian Master Plan Bedford County US-231 Corridor Study Bristol West State Street Corridor Study Cleveland Urban Collector and Corridor Plan for Michigan Avenue Road/Dry Valley Road Dayton Community Mobility Plan Decaturville Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Dechard Community Mobility Plan Elizabethton Downtown Mobility Plan Fayette County (coming soon!)
Franklin Transit Authority Zero Emission Transition Plan Gordonsville Community Mobility Plan Jefferson City US 11-E Corridor Study Kingsport TSMO SR-1 and SR-93 Memphis Poplar Avenue Safety & Mobility Plan Memphis Tchulahoma Road Complete Streets Corridor Study Morgan County Inventory Plan Nolensville Walk-Bike Master Plan Oak Ridge Airport Community Integration Study Oakland Thoroughfare Master Plan Putnam County Community Mobility Plan Red Bank Community Mobility Plan Ripley Transportation Plan Rock Island Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Sharon Pedestrian Master Plan Shelbyville Pavement Conditions Assessment, Paveament Management System Implementation, & Sidewalk Conditions Evaluation Sullivan County Weaver Pike/SR-358 Corridor Study Sweetwater US Highway 11/State Route 2 Main Street Mobility Plan Thompson's Station (coming soon!)
Tullahoma Westside Drive/Cedar Lane Technical Report Westmoreland Community Mobility Plan 2021-2022 Transportation Planning Grants Chattanooga Mobility Study Cleveland Freewill Road/SR-306 Corridor Study Jackson Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Master Plan Jonesborough SR-354 Boones Creek Road Corridor Study Kingsport Center Stage: A Vision for the East Center Street Corridor Knoxville Classified Streets Project Morristown SR-343 Complete Streets Plan Sumner County (coming soon!)
2020-2021 Transportation Planning Grants Athens Community Mobility Plan Bolivar Highway 64 (SR-15) Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Byrdstown SR-111/SR-325 Corridor Study Campbell County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Dickson Signal Timing Optimization Study Dresden Complete Streets Plan: SR-22, Evergreen Street, Linden Street, & PIkeview Street Dunlap Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Gainesboro Community Mobility Plan Harriman Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Jamestown Complete Streets Plan Kingston Springs SR-249 Corridor Study Lafayette SR-10 Community Mobility Plan Mason Complete Streets Study McMinnville Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Munford Community Mobility Study Newport Complete Streets Plan: West Broadway (US-25W) & Cobsy Highway (SR-32) Corridors Pulaski Pedestrian & Bike Master Plan Tracy City Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Tipton SR-3/US-51 Corridor Study Tusculum Community Mobility Plan Wayne County Community Mobility Study White Bluff Community Mobility Plan 2018-2019 Transportation Planning Grants Ashland City Community Mobility Plan Athens Signal Timing & Operations Study Corridor 1: Congress Parkway (SR-2) and Decatur Pike (SR-30) Baxter SR-56 Corridor Study Brownsville Corridor Study Chapel Hill CommunityViz Analysis Tool and School Traffic Flow Study Charlotte Community Mobility Plan for SR-47/48/49 Cookeville Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Dickson Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Elkton Community Transportation Mobility Plan Greeneville Signal System Evaluation, Optimization, & Communications Master Plan Henderson Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Manchester & Tullahoma Community Mobility Plan Newport West Highway 25/70 Corridor Study Paris Transportation Systems Management & Operations Study Pigeon Forge Multimodal Corridor Study Pikeville North Main Street Corridor Study Savannah Transportation Systems Management & Operations Study Sneedville SR-33/Main Street Complete Streets Plan South Pittsburg Access & Traffic Flow Study Unicoi & Erwin Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Winchester Lynchburg Road & Bypass Road Corridor Study 2016-2017 Transportation Planning Grants Atoka Complete Streets Plan Chapel Hill Bicycle & Pedestrian Study Cookeville Corridor Analysis Ducktown Plan for Transportation-Based Tourism and US-64 Corridor Management Gordonsville SR-53/141 Corridor Study Hartsville Downtown Transportation Study Lafayette SR-52 Corridor Study Loretto Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Union City Reelfoot Avenue/Everett Boulevard Corridor Study Wartburg Pedestrian & Bicycle Master Plan 2015-2016 Transportation Planning Grants Crossville Traffic Flow & Downtown Pedestrian Mobility Study Dandridge Pedestrian & Bicycle Master Plan Halls Pedestrian & Bicycle Plan Lewisburg Traffic Signal Timing Optimization Plan Maynardville Highway Corridor Study Savannah SR-69/128 Corridor Study Waynesboro Dexter L.
Woods Memorial Boulevard Corridor Study Whitwell Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All Tennessee cities and counties are eligible. The TPG funds transportation plans only. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Transportation Planning Grant (TPG) is funded by Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Tennessee. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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