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Application of the Congestion Management Process in the Development of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan for the Puget Sound Region. William R. Loudon, DKS Associates Robin Mayhew , PSRC. 12th TRB National Transportation Planning Applications Conference. DKS Associates. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • *Application of the Congestion Management Process in the Development of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan for the Puget Sound Region

    William R. Loudon, DKS AssociatesRobin Mayhew , PSRCDKS Associates12th TRB National Transportation Planning Applications Conference

  • Presentation Outline Puget Sounds Congestion Management Process (CMP)Using the CMP to Identify Congestion Application of the CMP in the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)Lessons LearnedDKS Associates

  • *Puget Sounds Congestion Management Process

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  • PublicInvolvementFinancialPlanEtc.Planning FactorsThe Congestion Management ProcessSystemMonitoringPerformanceEvaluationImplementationTransportationImprovementProgram (TIP)MetropolitanTransportation Plan (MTP)TransportationPlanning ProcessInvestmentStudiesCongestionManagementProcess (CMP)DKS Associates

  • 2008 Congestion Management Process Draft ReportSAFETEA-LU updateMultimodal and freight congestion metricsAlign transportation decision-makingPartnership of cities, counties, transit agencies, PSRC, WSDOT, freight stakeholders

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  • Integrated Congestion Management ProcessMultimodal Measures of CongestionMonitoring Program Identifying the Causes of CongestionConsideration of a Broad Set of Solution OptionsConsideration of Multidimensional Packages of Solution OptionsOptions Evaluated for Cost Effectiveness to Support Programming of FundsGuidelines to Aid CMP Implementation and Integration

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  • Measure CategoriesTravel Time and DelayTravel Time ReliabilitySystem AccessThroughputCrowdingSafety

    Modes/Functions Highway HOV Transit Ferry Non-Motorized FreightMultimodal and Freight Congestion Metrics

  • Gold: data being collected, reportable, usable for CMPSilver: some data being collected, needs refinement, maybe for next CMPBronze: limited to no data being collected, needs significant effort to collect/summarize Assessment of Data Monitoring

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  • Assessment of Possible Measures Based on Data AvailabilityDKS Associates

  • HighwayAbility to identify person delayDelay on complete CMP network (off freeway)HOVDelay at interchangesTransitAssembling and analyzing existing data (AVL, APC, schedule check, loading)FerryIdentifying delay by auto passenger vs. non-autoFreightNo cargo dataNo data for off freeway delayNon-MotorizedSystem completenessGaps in Monitoring DataDKS Associates

  • *Using the CMP to Identify CongestionDKS Associates

  • FREEWAY (SOV)DKS Associates

  • TRANSIT

  • FREEWAY (HOV)

  • FERRY

  • PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE

  • TRUCKINGTRUCKING

  • *Application of the CMP in the Metropolitan Transportation Plan

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  • Destination 2040Looking into the futureDKS Associates

  • Components of the MTP Alternativesdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroads PreservationtransitBaseline Alt. 1 Alt. 2 Alt. 3 Alt. 4 Alt. 5ImproveEfficiencyStrategicExpansion Pricing Core Concepts apply to all alternatives: Safety, Security, Special Needs, etc.demandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricing

    roadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroadstransittransittransittransit pricingtransit pricingCore Concepts apply to all alternatives: Safety, Security, Special Needs, etc.demandstrategiessystemmanagementroadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricing

    roadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroadsdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroadstransittransitdemandstrategiessystemmanagement pricingroads

    transittransittransit pricing

  • Levels of AnalysisSub-areasCorridorsRegion

  • Vehicle Hours and Miles Traveled(compared to 2040 Baseline)DKS Associates

  • Modal Shares Compared to 2040 BaselineDKS Associates

  • Walk and Bike Trips17% more than BaselineDKS Associates

  • User Mobility Benefits(compared to 2040 Baseline)DKS Associates

  • Subarea Per-Trip BenefitsDKS Associates

  • West Snohomish CMP Corridor Investments & Actions by Alternative

  • Projected 2040 Commute Travel Times Transit Code: L Bus = Local Bus P Bus = Premium Bus L Rail = Light Rail C Rail = Commuter Rail

  • New Institutional ArrangementsInteragency Data GroupRegional Traffic Operations CommitteeTransportation Demand Management Steering CommitteeBicycle and Pedestrian Working GroupPricing Task ForceDKS Associates

  • Lessons LearnedA new set of performance measure is needed to capture a truly multimodal approach.Data for performance measures is not uniformly available across modes, facility types or geographic areas.System management, demand management and pricing can be effective elements of a Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP).A corridor approach is a useful addition to the MTP development.New institutional arrangements can effectively support the application of a CMP in regional planning.

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  • For more information Robin Mayhew, AICPProgram Manager, Transportation Planning, [email protected] 206.464.7537www.psrc.orgDKS Associates

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