Overview
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 Europen experiences to determine how agencies can integrate managed lane strategies into their congestion management program, network, and corridor planning and how managed lanes fit into the development of highway improvement projects.
Source Organization Location
Washington
DC
Operations Area of Practice
Pricing / Toll Roads
Active Traffic Management (ATM)
Travel Demand Management
Interagency Agreements / Cooperation / MOUs
Strategic Planning
Business Processes/Policies and Procedures
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
TSMO Culture
Organizational Models
Planning for Operations
Organizational Capability Element
Programming/Budget/Funding
Integrated Corridor Management
Active Traffic Management/Travel Demand Management/Pricing
Local government/MPO/RTPA cooperation
Content Type
Case Studies & Lessons Learned
Role in Organization
Transportation Planner
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Engineer
Senior Manager
Publishing Organization
FHWA
Maturity Level of Program
Monitoring (L4)
Deployment (L3)
Development (L2)
Objective
Learning
Available Tools