Statewide Mobility Performance Measures and FDOT Modal Office Coordination Meetings May 27, 2014 10:00 – 11:45
Dec 29, 2015
Statewide Mobility Performance
Measures and FDOT Modal Office Coordination
Meetings
May 27, 201410:00 – 11:45
MPM Team Agenda
1. Review of MPM program and team2. MAP-21 and other updates3. On-going activities4. Outreach and upcoming activities5. Discussion
FDOT Modal Office Team Agenda
1. Availability of modal data and measures2. More multimodal definitions3. Discussion
Statewide Mobility Performance Measures Team Purpose
To provide guidance and support to FDOT and the state’s MPOs on multimodal mobility performance measures including reporting for internal and MAP-21 purposes
Consensus on approach and measures
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MAP-21 Requirements
Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century
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USDOT wants States and MPOs to do performance based planning
ISTEA/TEA-21 MAP-21
Multimodal
Public Involvement
Performance Measures
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Get out in front
Positive
Supportive
Florida DOT’s Perspective
“We track progress toward meeting our own goals”
“FDOT is committed to being leaders and innovators in this
vitally important area of transportation management”
Ananth PrasadFDOT Secretary
MAP-21 National Goal Areas for the Federal Aid Highway
ProgramSafety
Infrastructure Condition
Congestion Reduction
System Reliability
Freight Movement and Economic VitalityEnvironmental Sustainability
Reduced Project Delivery Delays
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Use of Performance Measures
Performance Based planning
Not area funding
allocations
Application of performance management principles to transportation system policy and investment decisions
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MAP 21
MAP-21 Mobility Performance Measures Schedule
December
USDOT Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
2013
Spring
States set targets
2014
Effective date of final rule
MPOs set targets
2015 2016
90 daycomment
period
USDOT establishes measures
FallSpring
10
2012
October
URBANIZED AREAS
Performance Targets
States will set targets within 1 year after the final rule
MPOs will set targetswithin 180 days after States set
their targets
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2016
Performance Targets
MPODesire forCoordination
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States and MPOs must integrate performance plans into a performance-based process
FDOT Draft MAP-21 Recommendations
• Vehicle miles traveled
• % travel meeting generally acceptable operating conditions
• Travel time reliability
• Delay
• % miles severely congested
FDOT Draft MAP-21 Freight Recommendations
• Combination truck miles traveled
• Travel time reliability
• Combination Truck Delay
• % miles severely congested
FDOT TranStat’s Intent
FDOT will provide an analysis of all required
MAP-21 mobility performance measures
• For the state as a whole (not by Districts)
• Each MPO (has the option to use or not)
Comparable measurements for road networks
• MAP-21 networks• State Highway System
FDOT Central Office Roles:
Coordinate statewide efforts on MPM Program
Produce and report on statewide MAP-21 measures
Produce annual TranStat Source Book
Provide additional MPMs
Lead development of targets and support MPOs
Develop and provide training in 2014
Central Office
District Office
MPO
Provide input to Central Office on MPM program
Implement FDOT projects/programs to implement Federal and State goals/objectives and document activities
Develop own MPMs within districts, if appropriate
Coordinate with MPOs and Regional MPOs
• Provide MAP-21 mobility performance measure analyses developed by the Central Office
• Provide technical support• Provide advice on setting goals and objectives
FDOT District Offices Roles:
Central Office
District Office
MPO
MPOs Roles:
• Comply with MAP-21– Use calculated results provided by FDOT, if desired– Report to FHWA as required– Develop performance targets– Include in LRTPs and Congestion Management Plans to
evaluate alternatives, programming/prioritization of projects• Develop own MPMs, if appropriate• Coordination with other MPOs, if appropriate
Central Office
District Office
MPO
On-going Activities
• Task Updates– Source Book– HCM Bike LOS– Bike/Ped RCI– Reliability Model testing– Trip Oriented Framework– Travel time reliability LOS– SIS/NHS Connector analysis– Evaluation of Draft HCM Chapter 36
On-going Activities• Task Updates– Reliability on Express Lanes– TOPS-BC for Florida– Comparison of PM approaches– Statewide Lane Elimination guidance– Accessibility PMs– TOPS-BC for Florida– Comparison of PM approaches– Statewide Lane Elimination guidance– Accessibility PMs
On-going Activities – Data Sources
Travel Time and Speed DataData Set Completeness Granularity Data Availability Freight Coverage
NPMRDSOnly uses raw data in generating speeds, where there are no observations there are gaps in the data.
5 minute speed data
New data is reported monthly - Historical data is made available
Includes separate truck travel speeds
Covers the entire National Highway System (NHS)
HEREWhere data is missing imputed data is used so there are no gaps
5 minute speed data
Real time data can be accessed any time – Historical data requires an archiving system e.g. RITIS
Does not include separate truck travel speeds
Covers the entire TMC network in Florida – 20,000+ miles and provides separate TMCs for HOT lanes
TOM TOMRoughly 30% of overall travel speeds come from direct field measured observations
15 minute speed data could be disaggregated to 5 minute data
Origin/Destination data is available. Travel time data can be provided monthly or annually
Does not include separate truck travel speeds
Provides data on a linear referencing system with smaller segment lengths than TMCs. TOM TOM likely provides the widest coverage
INRIXApproximately 75% of travel speeds in the peak period come from field measured observations
Speed data can be provided in 1 min intervals, 1 hour interval, and any interval in-between
INRIX Data Downloader allows the subscriber to download any data at any time
Captures real time truck speeds which can be used to create a freight profile- No truck travel speed archive
Covers the entire TMC network in Florida – 20,000+ miles. INRIX provides additional data for minor arterials and collectors through the XD system
On-going Activities
• SHRP Product Implementation– L02 – Monitoring– L05 – Planning and Programming– L07 – Design– L08 - HCM– C-11 – Economic Tools
Outreach
• Training Plan• Outreach– Website– Video– Project Sheets
OutreachGOALS OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES
I. Develop and improve measures and reporting techniques
Develop and update measures, analytic and reporting techniques for measures in every mode (freight, auto, transit, pedestrian, bicycle) regularly to ensure they are in accordance with state of the art practices and national guidelines related to mobility performance measurement
Conduct research related to data, analytic techniques and reporting
Implement national research at the state level
Create and maintain definitions of terms
II. Report on mobility measures for MAP 21 and statewide reporting purposes
To report on a larger set of measures at the statewide level and meet all requirements for MAP 21 reporting.
Produce Multimodal Performance Measures Source Book annually
Maintain measure definitions
Maintain data and analytic technique documentation
Report on MAP 21 measures as requested
III. Provide guidance on mobility performance measures (MPMs) to State and MPO stakeholders
Educate, collaborate, and communicate the outcomes and activities of the MPM program to all stakeholders. Stakeholders include modal, planning, operations, PD&E and ITS offices within Central Office and districts, management at FDOT and MPOs.
Conduct consistent outreach
Develop and administer technical guidance for Florida’s MPM
Develop and administer training
OutreachGOALS OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES
III. Provide guidance on mobility performance measures (MPMs) to State and MPO stakeholders
Educate, collaborate, and communicate the outcomes and activities of the MPM program to all stakeholders. Stakeholders include modal, planning, operations, PD&E and ITS offices within Central Office and districts, management at FDOT and MPOs.
Conduct consistent outreach
Develop and administer technical guidance for Florida’s MPM
Develop and administer training
Upcoming Task Efforts
• Freight PMs• Bike/Ped Data Collection Pilot
MPM Team Discussion
1. Review of MPM program and team2. MAP-21 and other updates3. On-going activities4. Outreach and upcoming activities5. Discussion
Modal Office Coordination Team
FDOT Modal Office Agenda
1. Availability of modal data and measures2. More multimodal definitions4. Discussion
Availability of Modal Data and Measures
• Performance Measures and Data Sources– Aviation– Rail– Seaport – Transit
More Modal Definitions
Defining Key Terms for:• Aviation• Rail• Seaport• Transit
Review existing definitions for application to mode
FDOT Modal Office Team Discussion
1. Mobility Performance Measures Team Meeting topics
2. Availability of modal data and measures3. More multimodal definitions4. Discussion