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Title: What, Why and How


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What, Why and How
A Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated Transportation
System
  • Patricia McDonald, Secretary
  • Vermont Agency of Transportation

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Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated Transportation
What Would It Look Like?
  • Transparent to the consumer, regardless of modes
  • Reliable (quick and efficient are desirable,
    reliable is
  • essential)
  • Highly integrated with ITS and electronic
    information systems
  • Supports effective public / private partnerships
    that combine public infrastructure with private
    delivery systems
  • Provides diverse options a more flexible, less
    vulnerable system

3
Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated Transportation
Why Do We Need It?
  • Maintain economic competitiveness in world
    markets
  • Target investment in an era of limited
    transportation funding
  • Enhance security requirements post 9/11
  • Investment capital in infrastructure important,
    but a 20th century approach
  • Manage transportation systems the 21st century
    approach

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Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated
Transportation
How Do We Do It?
  • Different needs - different systems
  • Passenger systems
  • Freight systems
  • Analyze relationships between passenger and
    freight systems
  • Identify opportunities for multi-use resources
    e.g. Canamex, I10, I35, I95 corridors

5
Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated
Transportation
Passenger Systems
  • European examples Netherlands, Germany, Sweden
  • Northeast corridor potential
  • Urban vs. rural resources
  • Alleviation of traffic congestion

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Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated Transportation
Freight Systems
  • Opportunities beyond containerized cargo
  • Security concerns related to international trade
  • Better management of existing infrastructure.
  • Limitation (fiscal, geographical, environmental)
    on capital investment and physical expansion of
    facilities.

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Seamless, Multimodal, Integrated Transportation
Examples
  • Passenger Vermont Operations Council
  • Freight I95 Corridor Coalition Intermodal
    Program Track
  • SCOHT - shift in perspective

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THINK SEAMLESS, MULTIMODAL, INTEGRATED
TRANSPORTATION
BIKE PED
AIR
PASSENGER
RAIL
FREIGHT
Patricia McDonald, Secretary Vermont Agency of
Transportation 802-828-2657 Patricia.mcdonald_at_stat
e.vt.us
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