Welcome to the ADA Transition Plan Update virtual open house! From Monday, October 19, through Friday, November 20, this virtual open house provides a convenient opportunity for the public and stakeholders to review the draft ADA Transition Plan and learn more about the update process.
On this page, you'll find a short video presentation, summary information about the plan update, and a link to the draft plan. You can participate at your own pace and share your feedback directly with the planning team. We look forward to hearing from you and appreciate your interest!
Plan Overview
This brief presentation gives an overview of the ADA Transition Plan, the update process, and key findings. In the video, we explain what changed, what stayed the same, and the progress MDT has made in removing accessibility barriers since the previous 2021 plan.
A transcript of the video is available here.
Key Findings & Takeaways
The summary sheets below highlight key information from the plan update.
- About the ADA Transition Plan
- Plan Update Process
- Inside the 2026 Update
- Curb Ramp Scoring & Progress
- Progress By District
Draft Plan for Review
The ADA Transition Plan guides MDT's efforts to remove accessibility barriers on MDT-maintained routes, at MDT building facilities, and across MDT's public programs and services. This update is administrative in nature. It reflects MDT's recent reorganization, incorporates current federal regulations and guidance, and documents progress since the 2021 plan. We invite you to review the draft plan and share your thoughts with the planning team. Comments should be submitted by Friday, November 20, to be considered in the final plan.
Review the Draft ADA Transition Plan Update Now!
Share Your Feedback
Have a comment about the ADA Transition Plan Update, or a question for the planning team? Follow the link below to share your feedback by Friday, November 20! Please be sure to select ADA Transition Plan Update under the "Commenting on a project or activity?" question.
Take me to the MDT Comment Form!
You may also submit comments to MDT’s ADA Coordinator Matt Maze at
Accessibility
Any person with a disability needing a reasonable accommodation to participate in this activity or an alternative accessible format of this information should contact MDT’s ADA Coordinator Matt Maze at