In contrast to the traditional approach of independently managing your own assets and systems, Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) represents a proactive, integrated approach for transportation operations agencies to manage the supply and demand in the presence of atypical events or conditions w
This webinar introduces FHWA's informational document “Mainstreaming ICM: An Executive Level Primer” and explains how best to use it (FHWA-HOP-19-040). The document can be downloaded here.
Target Audience: ICM community; areas where ICM is either actively engaged (operating) or being co
State and local agencies have collectively invested an estimated $122.4 billion in the planning, design and construction of signalized intersections. The estimated ongoing annual operating and maintenance expenditure is about $1.23 billion, with an annual a
More than 100 participants attended the Partnering Workshop for Traffic Incident Management held at the Oakland County Executive Conference Center in Waterford, Michigan on March 7. The program started with a welcome from Oakland County Deputy County Executive Phil Bertolini an
On May 8-9, 2019 the National Operations Center of Excellence hosted a Regional and Local Agency Peer Exchange in Phoenix, Arizona. The peer exchange brought together regional and local agencies from across the US to discuss the deployment of TSMO practices with various regional and local structu
In December 2014, the National Academies of Sciences (NAS) awarded to Florida Atlantic University (FAU) a research contract NCHRP 20-07/Task 366, under the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP). Under this contract, the FAU research team and the subcontractors,
