Title: Getting from the Interstate to the Driveway
1Getting from the Interstate to the Driveway
- Lynn J. Soporowski, P.E.
- Modal Programs Branch Manager
- Division of Planning
- Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
- Talking Freight
- August 19, 2009
2State Perspective
- Designating a Network
- Locating Destinations
- Partnering
3Network
- Connecting Interstates and Businesses
- National Truck Network ???
- Intermodal Connectors
- Federal funding
- Filling in the gaps
- Economic Development or Good Engineering??
- Rules of the Road
- It depends on where you are..
44900 Miles
57900 Miles
6Network-Intermodal Connectors
- FHWA Standards
- State-Significant Impact
- Intermodal Facilities
- Military Base
- Riverports
- Rail Yards
- Multimodal Facilities
- Amtrak
- Funding -Federal Funding!!
- For state and local roads!!!
7Network-Intermodal Facilities -Federal
Definition
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9Network-Filling the Gaps
- Use local knowledge
- Area Development Districts
- Highway District Offices
- Economic Development
- Review Network Annually
- Publicize It
- Freight Conference
- Website
- Use in Studies
10Network-Rules of the Road
http//www.planning.kytc.ky.gov/maps/NTN/ntn_2005.
pdf
11Rules of the Road-Where are you??
- In compliance with the Surface Transportation
Assistance Act of 1982 (STAA) and DOT
Appropriations Act of 1983 and KRS 189.222,
Kentucky has established a network of highways on
which motor vehicles with increased dimensions
(STAA vehicle) may operate. See above to obtain a
listing of the highways. - Motor vehicles with these increased dimensions
shall be allowed on state-maintained highways
five (5) driving miles from the designated system
and fifteen (15) miles from an interstate or
parkway exit for the purpose of attaining
reasonable access to terminals facilities for
food, fuel, repairs, or rest. The allowed access
is reduced to on (1) driving mile from the
designated system on public use highways which
are not state-maintained.
12Locate Destination
- Major Freight Users Inventory
- (MFUI) Cool Acronyms!!
- Intermodal Facilities
- Multiple Uses
13Locate-Major (MFUI)
- KYTC will provide ADDs
- Economic Development GIS dataset
- Name
- Product Description
- Address
- City
- State
- Zip
- Facility Square Footage
- Engaged in Manufacturing (Y/N)
- Avg. Employment
- NAICS Code
- Lat/Long
- Rail Access (Y/N)
- Comments
14Locate-Major (MFUI)
- ADDs verify and collect information to complete
the dataset. - Major Manufacturers
- Major Manufacturers (greater than 100 employees)
- Intermodal Connector needs
- Distribution Centers (Truck and Rail)
- Contact Information
- of Truck Bays and or Rail Doors
- Avg. number of trucks/rail cars daily/weekly
- Feet of rail siding
- Intermodal Connector Needs
15Locate-Major (MFUI) Terminology
- Number of Truck Bays-Dock Height platforms for
loading or unloading.
16Locate-Major (MFUI) Terminology
- Siding
- Spur
- Yard
- Classification Yard
- Distribution Yard
- Intermodal (Container)
17Locate-Major (MFUI) Terminology
- Intermodal Connectors Needs
- Ramps
- Turning Radii
- Sight Distance
18Locate-Multiple Uses
- County Comprehensive Plan
- Economic Development
- Statewide/Local Traffic Demand Model
- Area Studies
- Local Transportation Committees
19Partnering
- Economic Development
- Area Development Districts
- Synergy with Industry
- Legislation
- Site Visits with Logistics Industry
20Partner-Synergy with Industry
- Kentucky Association of Riverports
- Kentucky Shortline Railroads
- Operation Lifesaver
- Kentucky Motor Transport Association
- Weigh Stations/Vehicle Enforcement
21Partner-Synergy in the Building
- Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
- Drivers Licensing
- Motor Carriers
- Facilities Management
- Highway Safety
- Aviation
22Partner-Synergy with Federal Agencies
- Corp of Engineers
- National Park Service
- Coast Guard
- Federal Highway Administration
- FEMA
23Partner-Truck Parking Inventory
- 319 Exits Surveyed on Interstates Parkways
- Truck Stops - 57 exits
- General Service Exits - 112 exits
- Excluded - 62 exits
- No Truck Services - 45 exits
- Interchanges - 43
- 38 State Facilities
- Rest Havens - 7
- Weigh Stations - 7
- Welcome Centers - 8
- Rest Areas - 16
24Partner-Truck Parking Inventory
- Using data
- IMS Map on KYTC Website
- Data available on website for download to GPS
unit - On Traveler Information Kiosks at Rest Areas,
Weigh Stations, Rest Havens, Welcome Centers.
25Partner-Legislation
- Show me the Money!!
- Law says spend only on road
- I depend upon the kindness of strangers
- Feds and neighbors best practice/policy
- Cant we all just get along
- Developing relationships within/among industries
- Joint Interim Waterways Subcommittee
26Partner-Site Visits with Logistics Industry
- Annually each
- Public riverport and ferry
- Interstate Weigh Stations
- HDO and ADD involvement
- Identify major generators
- Special needs industry
- Education/Involvement
27Partner-Sample Site Visit
28Partner-Completed Projects
29Partner-Future Projects
30Partner-Regular Operations
31Partner-Ideas to Share
32Partner-Ways we can help NOW!!
33Partner-Ways we can help soon
34Partner-Cool Stuff
35Partner-Cool People
36- Lynn J. Soporowski, P.E.
- Modal Programs Branch Manager
- Jeremy R. Edgeworth
- Freight and Rail Coordinator
- Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
- Frankfort, KY
- Bernadette Dupont
- Transportation Specialist
- FHWA-KY Division Office
- Frankfort, KY
37- Lynn J. Soporowski, P.E.
- and Jeremy Edgeworth
- Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
- Frankfort, KY
- Bernadette Dupont
- FHWA-KY Division Office