Title: Regional Visions: 50-Year Transportation Demand Modeling
1Regional Visions 50-Year Transportation Demand
Modeling
- Florida Model Task Force Meeting
- December 13, 2006
22025 Florida Transportation Plan
- Long range goals and objectives for the State
Transportation System - FTP Objectives
- Enhance regional coordination -- Develop regional
visions and action plans that integrate
transportation, land use, economic, community and
environmental systems to guide transportation
investments. Focus attention on meeting mobility
needs within regions that transcend traditional
jurisdictional boundaries, and ensuring
connectivity between SIS, regional, and local
facilities. - Set criteria for new hubs corridors Future
Corridors -- Establish statewide criteria for
identifying and developing new SIS facilities
where such facilities are needed to connect the
economic regions of the state, especially
economically distressed areas, coordinated with
regional and community visions
32025 FTP Guidance
- Regional Coordination excerpts
- Regional visions should be developed for
relatively large geographic areas throughout the
state through a bottom up process in which all
jurisdictions join one or more regions. - Regional visions and action plans should be the
result of close coordination and harmonization
among currently separate planning processes
related to transportation, land use, economic
development, community development, and
environmental stewardship. - The regional planning process should result in
key outcomes, including priorities for
investments in a regional transportation network
that includes multimodal options and reflects the
balance between efficient regional travel and
community and environmental resources with each
region.
4Florida Regional Visioning Initiatives
- Projects complete, ongoing or planned
- Central Florida How Shall We Grow
- Southwest Florida Regional Stewardship Alliance
- Tampa Bay Vision 21
- Committee for a Sustainable Emerald Coast
- Northeast Florida Regional Vision for the Future
- Southeast Florida 2050 Regional Vision for a
New Century - Committee for a Sustainable Treasure Coast
- Completed, policy plan
5Central Florida How Shall We Grow
- Vision accommodating growth of 4 million
residents by 2050 - Community input
- Areas for residential growth (density, character)
- Lands for preservation
- Transportation improvements (roadway, transit)
- Five scenarios for future growth
- Performance indicators
- FDOT District 5 conducting travel demand
modeling, other analyses transportation impacts
6Central Florida How Shall We Grow
- Transportation indicators
- and of system miles in each network (roads,
transit, bike/ped) - and of trips by mode, miles traveled by mode
- of pop/employment within ¼ mile of transit
- Total daily, per capita per household vehicle
miles and hours of travel - Total daily, per capita per household hours of
delay - Average speed
- Total and daily cost of delay
- Auto crashes and fatalities
7Future Corridor Planning Process
Feasibility
ETDM/PDE
Concept
Corridor Feasibility Study
ETDM/PDE
High-Level Screening
Potential Corridors Identified for Feasibility
Study
Specific Alternatives Identified for Detailed
Analysis
Proposed Study Area Identified
Implementation
GO
GO
GO
STOP ?
STOP ?
STOP ?
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8Screening Criteria for Statewide Corridors
- Mobility/Connectivity
- System connectivity
- Gaps in existing system
- Intermodal connectivity
- Connectivity to SIS
- Connectivity to regional systems
- Congestion/delay/reliability
- Freight and visitor flows
- Emergency evacuation and response
- Military needs
- Safety
- Economic Competitiveness
- Access to statewide industry clusters
- Access to fast-growing areas
- Access to economically distressed areas
- Economic development benefits
- Economic disruptions
- Community Livability
- Land use and development
- Comprehensive planning and visioning
- Multi-use facilities
- Historic and archaeological resources
- Noise and aesthetics
- Degree of community support
- Environmental Stewardship
- Conservation lands
- Surface waters
- Wetlands
- Coastal and marine
- Threatened/endangered habitat
- Air quality
- Energy consumption
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9Initial Study Areas for Potential New Statewide
Corridors
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10Potential Multimodal Re-Use of Statewide
Corridors
11Considerations Forecasting Travel Demands for
50 Year Horizons
- Capture travel behavior changes?
- Use of computer/internet for telecommuting,
shopping, education - Impact of increases in fuel cost
- Increased population, density, congestion
12Other Vision Initiatives in US
- Contacts Portland Metro, Envision Utah, LA
Compass Blueprint, Fregonese Calthorpe, Smart
Mobility (Vermont) - Discussion about possible model adjustments (what
and how parameters might change) - However, no agreement on any actual changes
- Model used to ID differences between scenarios,
not absolute impacts as in MPO plans
13Potential Model Considerations in FL
- Changing household profiles
- Increasing incomes
- Downtown residential development trends
- Suburban and ex-urban development
- Vehicle availability
- Transit ridership changing
- Interaction of transportation and land use
decisions
14Feedback Needed
- Develop potential guidelines/approaches for 50
year modeling? - Future research to support guidelines, model
development needs? - Linkage of regional vision/land use plans to
FSUTMS?
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