Transportation Systems Management & Operations
Working Group
Joseph Bovenzi, GTC, Chair
Andrew Tracy, CRTC, Co-Chair
Aaron Frankenfeld, A/GFTC
Jennifer Cocozza, DCTC
Mark Debald, DCTC
Mike Perry, ECTC
Mike Davis, GBNRTC
Richard Reichert, HOCTC
Jeff Quackenbush, HOCTC
Adam Leviine, NYMTC
John Simpson, NYMTC
Alan Sorensen, OCTC
Stacey Butler, OCTC
Mario Colone, SMTC
James D'Agostino, SMTC
Brian Slack, UCTC
Jim Davis, NYSDOT
Rebecca Gibson-Schott, NYSDOT
Ellwood Hanrahan, NYSDOT
Timothy Crothers, FHWA
Patrick Son, NOCoE
Regional Transportation System Management and Operations (RTSMO) has become an important part of the transportation planner's vocabulary. It has become increasingly important in metropolitan areas that we manage various elements of the system - freeways, arterial streets, transit operations, port operations - to achieve the greatest efficiency. Techniques range from congestion pricing to incident management.
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The Working Group shares strategies on planning for operations, including best practices for the Congestion Management Process that is required by federal law for large MPOs.
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The Management and Operations Working Group includes representatives of MPOs, NYSDOT, FHWA, and other partner agencies.
Management & Operations Working Group Goals
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Knowledge Transfer: Provide a venue for transferring TSMO knowledge, experiences, and best practices among members and partners.
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Policy Coordination: Provide commentary on New York State and federal TSMO and congestion management-related policies, initiatives, and legislation to NYSAMPO.
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Coordinate Planning Initiatives for Emerging TSMO Issues: Facilitate a uniform planning approach to emerging issues in the TSMO field among MPOs by coordinating TSMO-related initiatives across member agencies.
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Metropolitan Transportation Plans: Support New York State MPO efforts to integrate TSMO-supportive commentary and recommendations into their metropolitan transportation plans (MTPs).
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Congestion Management Process: Support MPO efforts to integrate TSMO-oriented congestion management strategies into their Congestion Management Process (CMP), including the use of performance measures to monitor congestion and inform those strategies.
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