01745338

Monograph

http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/180954.aspx

Integrated corridor management (ICM) is a relatively new congestion management approach that has been gaining interest for its potential to mitigate congestion with few changes to the existing transportation infrastructure. The primary objective of any ICM system is to coordinate the assets and expertise of multiple stakeholders rather than have each one respond to related issues independently. By integrating the management and operations of the corridor system, the complete corridor infrastructure may be better utilized, thus resulting in improved travel conditions in the target network. This report addresses a broad range of operational and efficiency issues that are critical to bringing non-traditional (freight, transit, incident response, and nonmotorized) stakeholders into the ICM process. The guidance is based on documented lessons-learned from agencies that have implemented ICM, and includes institutional, technical, and organizational approaches such as: cooperative procedures and agreements, operational constraints and opportunities, potential ICM strategies, evaluation methodologies, and performance measures related to successfully incorporating freight, transit, incident response, and non-motorized transportation into ICM.

Project 03-121

English

229p

2020

NCHRP Research Report

9780309481618

Digital/other

Appendices; Figures; Tables

Freight transportation; Incident management; Integrated corridor management; Lessons learned; Nonmotorized transportation; Performance measurement; Stakeholders; Transit operating agencies; Transportation corridors; Transportation planning

Highways; Motor Carriers; Operations and Traffic Management; Passenger Transportation; Planning and Forecasting

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Jul 15 2020 2:29PM