Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) Planning Study

MPO Presentation

September 8, 2016

ICM Grant

Background

• On February 26, 2015, the Broward MPO was awarded a grant by FHWA in the amount of $180,000 for a planning study to advance the I-95 ICM Concept of Operations.

• FDOT will coordinate with the Broward MPO to provide in-kind services of $50,000 as a local match for the grant.

• The study will be completed by December.

What Is ICM?

FHWA

“The vision of ICM is that transportation networks will realize significant improvements in the efficient movement of people and goods through institutional collaboration and aggressive, proactive integration of existing infrastructure along major corridors”

• Manage corridor as a multi-modal system

• Tap into underutilized capacity

ICM Example

• Integrated Truck Guidance

MPO Strategic Business Plan Goal(s)

Move People (Technology)

- Identify tools used and in development to increase mobility and accessibility.

- Implement program to identify opportunities where new technology can save time and money.

Economic Development (Movement of Goods)

- Negotiated MOUs with stakeholders to share information and delegate responsibility to notify

the public of possible delays and detours.

ICM Goals & Objectives

• Improve accessibility, travel options, and level of mobility

• Informational tools to make smart travel choices

• Improve operations of goods movement

• Enhance safety record

• Employ an integrated approach to resolve problems

• Holistically manage networks

Preliminary Findings – ICM Ideal

• Real Time Communications on Incidents

• Real Time Updates on Incidents

• Surrounding Traffic Information

• Transit Scheduling Information

• Timely Notification of Planned Events

• Provide Real Time Information to Motorists

Implementation of ICM

Arterial

•Congestion

•Events

•DMS

•CCTV

Transit

•Bus Location

•Train Location

•Events

•Security CCTV

•Schedule

Freeway

•Congestion

•Events

•DMS

•CCTV

•Ramp Signaling

Ports •Airport Event/Incident

•Seaport Event/Incident Emergency Responders

•Road Closures

•Emergency Vehicle Routing

ICM System

Implementation of ICM

• Utilizing existing infrastructure and data

• Gathering existing data into one system/shared resource

• Ensuring the ICM system is scalable

• Expanding limits • Additional stakeholders

• Additional infrastructure

• Developing a Decision Support System

ICM Future Possibilities • Links to various ITS, Signal and Transit Systems

• Bring in intersection status and system detector data

• Color road segments on map based level of service

• Trigger response plans based on detector data

• Send response plan triggers or timing plan change commands back to local signal system

• Activate diversion routes across multiple agencies

• Regional Information Hub • Collect traffic data from freeways and surrounding signal and transit systems

• Display congestion information on regional map

• Collect incident and construction closures from surrounding areas

• Display congestion, incident, and construction data on public website

• Predictive congestion warnings

ICM Future Possibilities

• Integrated Truck Guidance

ICM Future Possibilities

• Web Portal

ICM Future Possibilities

• Benefits of Integrated Truck Guidance

ICM Future Possibilities • Intelligent Parking

Next Steps

• Concept of Operations – Draft Under Review • FHWA Workshop: BMPO Office – September 29, 2016 • Develop High Level Requirements • Develop Implementation Plan completed December 2017

ICM Team • Buffy Sanders II – MPO

• Melissa Ackert – FDOT

• Christina Florez – Gannett Fleming

• Aung Thurain – Gannett Fleming

• Jill Capelli – Kimley Horn

• Natacha Yacinthe – Broward Co. Port Everglades

• Allison Glunt – FDOT

• Scott Brunner – Broward Co. Traffic Eng.

• Tarnell Carroll – Broward Co. BCT

• Dong Chen – FDOT

• Jonathan Ford – FDOT

• Karen Mendrala – City of Fort Lauderdale

• Clarissa Ip – City of Hollywood

• Yves D’Anjou – Broward Co. Traffic Eng.

• David Smith – FDOT

• James DeVaughn – SFRTA

• Dincer Ozaydin – City of Oakland Park

• Lisa Dykstra – FDOT

• Vicki Gatanis – SFRTA

• H. Derricks – City of Miramar

• Ivan Del Campo – MDX

• Michael Kanefsky – SFRTA

• Nathan Sweeting – Broward Co. BCT

• Scott Seeburger - FDOT

• Charlie Zhu - Broward Co. Traffic Eng.