This document presents the complete range of guidance for Transportation Systems Management and Operations from which user-specific selections are made via the One-Minute Guidance Evaluation or the Customized Guidance Evaluation.
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AASHTO – Performance Management Provisions – Standing Committee on Performance Management
TRB's Access Management Manual provides technical information on access management techniques, together with information on how access management programs can be effectively developed and administered. It presents access management -- the systematic control of the location, spacing, design, and o
Accommodating Bicycle and Pedestrian Travel: A Recommended Approach is a policy statement adopted by the United States Department of Transportation. USDOT hopes that public agencies, professional associations, advocacy groups, and others adopt this approach as a way of committing themselves to in
ATM Implementation & Operations Guide (Click here to download)
This Guide provides regional and local agencies guidance on how to strategically and effectively implement and operate Active Traffic Management (ATM) strategies. The Guide describes the stepwise approach to accomplishin
This Guide was developed to assist transportation agencies and planning organizations in making informed investment decisions regarding Active Traffic Management (ATM) by determining the feasibility of ATM strategies before committing significant resources towards any subsequent project developme
Active Traffic Management is a complete package of strategies that recognize that there is an increase in travel demand, a growth in congestion, a commitment to safety, and a shift in agency culture toward active management and system operation that focus on the customer. This document assesses E
Project Purpose:
A research project sponsored by FHWA was to develop new and/or updated methodologies, data sets, and content for the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) that would better reflect the demand and traffic flow behavior that result from the application of Active Transportation an
The AUSCI evaluation is divided into four separate test plans. Each test plan addresses a
specific project goal. The Evaluation Final Report provides results for each of the following evaluation test plans:
Test Plan One– Assess Performance Characteristics
<The Desk Reference contains more than 200 examples of customizable operations objectives that can be incorporated into transportation planning documents.
One-page fact sheets link these sample objectives to performance measures, data needs, M&O strategies, and possible safety impact
