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Title: FHWA Freeway Management Program Plan, Roadmap


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FHWA Freeway Management Program Plan, Roadmap
Related National Initiatives
  • TMC PFS Meeting
  • Jon Obenberger
  • June 9, 2004

2
FHWA Operations Programs
  • Reducing Non-recurring Congestion
  • Traffic Incident Management
  • Work Zone Management
  • Road Weather Management
  • Planned Special Event Traffic Management
  • Reducing Recurring Congestion
  • Freeway Management
  • Arterial Management
  • Corridor Traffic Management
  • Travel Demand Management

3
FHWA Operations Programs
  • Improving Day-to-day Operations
  • MUTCD
  • Operations Asset Management
  • Real Time Traveler Information
  • Planning for Operations
  • Operations Performance Measures
  • Traffic Analysis Tools
  • Improving Freight Operations freight analysis,
    freight professional development, freight size
    weight, intermodal freight technology
  • Enhancing Emergency Operations
  • Facilitating ITS Deployment

4
FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Vision To improve the efficiency and
    reliability of travel on highway facilities.
  • Goals All states, District of Columbia, Puerto
    Rico and the top-75 metropolitan areas will
  • 1. Reduce the growth in delay resulting from
    congestion
  • Measure 1 Annual rate () of increase in
    congested travel time

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Goals All states, District of Columbia, Puerto
    Rico and the top-75 metropolitan areas will
  • 2. Improve the reliability of travel during peak
    travel periods and
  • Measure 2 Travel time index and buffer index
  • 3. Improve the mobility of travelers on freeway
    facilities.
  • Measure 3 Congested travel ()

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Outcomes program initiatives and
    activities will be focused on assisting agencies
    with achieving
  • 1. Sustain statewide and regional initiatives
    focused on deploying, evolving, managing and
    reporting on the performance of travel on
    freeway facilities and benefits of managing
    traffic and TMS
  • 2. Actively monitoring, evaluating, and
    systematically reporting on roadway and traffic
    conditions

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Outcomes program initiatives and
    activities will be focused on assisting agencies
    with achieving
  • 3. Aggressively predicting, detecting, and
    verifying congestion
  • Managed lanes are being implemented in response
    to changing roadway and traffic conditions and
  • En-route travel time and roadway condition
    information is being distributed to motorists

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Initiatives
  • Freeway Management and Traffic Operations
  • Freeway management and ramp control
  • Improved day-to-day traffic operations
  • Improving traffic operations through highway
    improvements
  • Knowledge and information sharing
  • Transportation Management Systems Centers
    (TMCs)
  • Improving day-to-day management and operations
  • Staffing and support services
  • Developing and managing evolution
  • Knowledge and information sharing

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Initiatives
  • Managed Lanes
  • Planning, developing and implementing managed
    lanes
  • Managing and controlling traffic
  • Motorist comprehension and compliance
  • Knowledge and information sharing
  • HOV Facilities
  • Improved day-to-day operations
  • Performance monitoring, evaluation and reporting
  • Legislation, standards, and policies
  • Knowledge and information sharing

11
FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Activities
  • Collaboration and consensus building
  • Technology transfer, raise awareness knowledge
    sharing
  • Technical guidance and capacity building
  • Applied research

12
FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 1 Improve operational
    performance and management of traffic on highway
    facilities
  • Indicator 1 of top-78 metro areas w/ TMCs
    that are proactively managing and controlling
    traffic on freeway facilities.
  • Proposed Targets

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 1
  • Proposed Criteria tiers 1, 2 3 to be defined
    based on the following criteria
  • Interagency operational agreements
  • Operational policies and procedures
  • Operations manuals
  • Multi-year plan
  • Monitoring surveillance coverage w/in all
    freeway corridors
  • Capabilities manage control traffic w/in
    freeway corridors
  • Providing en-route travel time roadway
    conditions
  • Traffic incident management command system
    policies and procedures developed, adopted
    being utilized
  • Hours of operation

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 2 Proactively managing
    operating traffic on highway facilities in
    response to changing travel roadway conditions
  • Indicator 2 of top-78 metro areas agencies
    proactively monitoring, managing, controlling
    traffic reporting on travel roadway
    conditions on freeway facilities
  • Proposed
  • Targets

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 2
  • Proposed Criteriatiers 1, 2 3 to be defined
    based on the following criteria
  • Regional program /or initiative established
  • Formal interagency agreement
  • Freeway network operational goals, measures
    thresholds
  • Policy technical teams providing direction
    support
  • Interagency operational agreements
  • Operational policies and procedures

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 3
  • Indicator 3 Managed lanes are proactively being
    used to manage control traffic on freeway
    facilities
  • Proposed Targets of top-78 metro areas are
    utilizing or committed to use managed lane to
    proactively manage and control traffic on
    freeway facilities
  • Proposed Targets

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Program Objective 3
  • Indicator 4 of top-78 metro areas where
    managed lanes have been identified integrated
    into transportation plans of MPOs
  • Proposed Targets

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FHWA Freeway Management Program Products
  • Freeway Management Operations Handbook (2004 -
    Update as needed 5 years)
  • State-of-Practice Paper (2004 - Update as needed
    2 years)
  • Traffic Management Toolbox Cd-rom (2006 initial
    version updated annually to add new
    documents/resources)
  • ITS Deployment Tracking Survey Results Trends
    in Practice (2004 updated every 2 years)
  • Program Plan Roadmap of Initiatives (Annually)
  • Program Performance Measures White Paper, Agency
    Self-Assessment Tool Support Services
  • Legislation, Regulations Policies
  • Web site

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FHWA Freeway Management Program
  • Key Program Initiatives
  • Transportation Management Systems Centers
    (TMCs)
  • Freeway Operations Traffic Management
  • Managed Lanes
  • HOV Systems

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Transportation Management Systems Centers
  • 2003 Products Delivered
  • Transportation Management Systems Maintenance
    Concept Plans (TMC PFS)
  • Configuration Management Brochure, Primer,
    Handbook Technical Presentation (TMC PFS)
  • 2003 Projects Initiated
  • TMC Business Planning Plans Handbook (TMCPFS)
  • Concept of Operations for Transportation
    Management Systems (TMCPFS)
  • TMC Operator Requirements, Position Description
    Software Phase 2 (TMC PFS)
  • Impacts of Dynamically Displaying Messages CMS
    (TMC PFS)

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Transportation Management Systems Centers
  • 2004 Projects Delivered
  • Configuration Management Training Course
  • CMS Operation Messaging HandbookVersion
    1.1(TMC PFS)
  • Corridor Traffic Management Coordinated Plans
  • Procedures (TMC PFS)
  • 2004 Initiated
  • Testing Acceptance Plans Procedures (primer
    handbook)
  • Migration Plans Procedures (brochure
    handbook)
  • TMC Performance Monitoring, Evaluation
    Reporting (TMC PFS)
  • TMC Operations Manual (TMC PFS)
  • TMC Staffing Scheduling of Day-to-Day
    Operations (TMC PFS)
  • TMC Workshop Development Proposal (TMC PFS)

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Transportation Management Systems Centers
  • 2005 Projects Delivered
  • Testing Acceptance Plans Procedures (primer
    handbook)
  • Migration Plans Procedures for TMCs
  • TMC Business Planning Plans Handbook
  • Concept of Operations for TMCs
  • TMC Performance Monitoring, Evaluation
    Reporting
  • (TMC PFS)
  • TMC Operations Manual (TMC PFS)
  • 2005 Proposed Projects Initiated
  • TMC Operators Technician Education, Training
    Career Development
  • Survey Stage 1 (Possible to Initiate 2004)
  • Needs Analysis Feasibility Study Stage 2

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Freeway Management Operations
  • 2003 Products Delivered
  • Freeway Management State-of-practice White
    Paper
  • Freeway Management Operations Handbook
  • Draft CMS chapter for MUTCD (Next NPRM)
  • 2003 Projects Initiated
  • Ramp Control Handbook (brochure primer)
  • Adaptive Ramp Metering Development Simulation
    Testing
  • Freeway Management Operations Training Course
  • Managing Travel for Planned Special Events
    Training Course

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Freeway Management Operations
  • 2004 Products Delivered
  • Freeway Management Operations Training Course
  • National Conference on Managing Travel for
    Planned Special Events
  • 2005 Projects Delivered
  • Offering Freeway Management Operations Training
    Course
  • Offering Managing Travel for Planned Special
    Events Training Course
  • NCHRP Guide to Effective Freeway Performance
    Measurement
  • Ramp Management and Control Handbook

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Freeway Management Operations
  • 2005 Proposed Projects
  • Traffic Management Toolbox
  • Freeway System Connector Mainline Metering
    Handbook
  • Freeway Management TMC Self-Assessment

26
Managed Lanes
  • 2003 Products Delivered
  • HOT Lane Reference Guide
  • Houston Lane Management Case Study
  • 2003 Products Initiated
  • Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Managed Lanes Primer

27
Managed Lanes
  • 2004 Projects Delivered
  • Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Managed Lanes Primer
  • Managed Lanes Workshop - Key Issues Research
  • 2004 Projects Initiated
  • Developing Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Planning for Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Proposed MUTCD changes Managed Lanes Traffic
    Control Signing
  • Managed Lanes Traffic Control Signing
    State-of- the-Practice Review

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Managed Lanes
  • 2005 Projects Delivered
  • Developing Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Planning for Managed Lanes Cross-cutting Study
  • Proposed MUTCD changes
  • Managed Lanes Traffic Control Signing
    State-of- the-Practice Review
  • Proceedings International Conference Managed,
    Priced HOV Lanes (April 2005 Houston)
  • 2005 Projects Initiated
  • Managed Lane Cross-cutting Studies T.B.D.
  • Research Technology Transfer Needs

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HOV Systems
  • 2003 Products Delivered
  • El Monte Busway Case Study
  • 11th International HOV Conference Proceedings
  • HOV Signing in MUTCD Freeway Facilities
  • 2003 Projects Initiated
  • HOV System Performance Monitoring, Evaluation
    Reporting Handbook
  • HOV System Training Course

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HOV Systems
  • 2004 Products Delivered
  • HOV System Training Course Pilot Presentation
  • 2004 Projects Initiated
  • HOV Lane Safety Considerations
  • HOV Lane Enforcement Consideration
  • HOV Lane Hours of Operation Eligibility
    Requirements
  • New Projects to be Selected June 15, 2004

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HOV Systems
  • 2005 Products Delivered
  • Offering of HOV System Training Course
  • HOV System Performance Monitoring, Evaluation
    Reporting Handbook
  • HOV Lane Safety Considerations
  • HOV Lane Enforcement Consideration
  • HOV Lane Hours of Operation Eligibility
    Requirements
  • 2005 Projects Initiated
  • Automated Occupancy Detection Phase 1
    (Requirements, Technology Scan Feasibility)

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Security Emergency Management
  • Telecommunications Vulnerability Reduction
  • Emergency Management Case Studies
  • Alternate Route Development Methodologies
  • TMC Integration Needs for Emergency
    Transportation Operations Weather
  • Integration of Security Into National ITS
    Architecture
  • TMC Vulnerability Reduction
  • Communication Alternatives Analysis
  • Integration Needs for Security Emergency
    Management
  • Evacuation Model Selection Development
  • Signal Timing for Evacuation

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NCHRP Initiatives
  • Current Research Projects
  • 3-81 Integrated Control for Improved Operation
    of Freeways and Surface Streets in Urban
    Corridors
  • 3-73 Separation of Vehicles Commercial
    Vehicles Only
  • 3-69 Design on Construction Work Zones on
    High-Speed Roadways
  • 3-68 Freeway Performance Monitoring, Evaluation
    Reporting
  • 3-63 Sharing Information Between Public Safety
    Transportation Agencies for Traffic-Incident
    Management
  • 3-60 Capacity Quality of Service
    Interchange Ramp Terminals

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NCHRP Initiatives
  • Contingency ProjectIf Funding Available
    2005-G-29 Freeway Bottleneck Identification,
    Analysis Removal
  • Proposed Research Projects
  • Transportation Management Systems
    Security/Hardening
  • Automatic Vehicle Identification for Traffic
    Management Applications
  • Current Synthesis Topics
  • Quick Clearance of Traffic Incidents
  • Convertible Roadway Lane Practices
  • Cooperative Agreements Between State Local
    Agencies to Manage Arterial Corridors
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