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Efficiencies and Expanded Possibilities through Partnerships Kome Ajise Deputy Director Planning and Modal Programs Public Private Partnerships California Department of Transportation U.S. – Saudi Business Opportunities Forum September 17, 2013
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The 3rd US-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum was held Sep 16-18, 2013, bringing together officials, business people, educators and specialists highlighting the U.S.-Saudi trade relationship and how U.S. companies can participate in Saudi Arabia's expansion. Saudi Arabia is undergoing an extraordinary economic boom. Massive public investment, rapid private-sector growth and new sector initiatives are driving an expansion projected to offer more than $1 trillion in trade and investment opportunities over the next decade. This panel of distinguished experts highlighted creating efficient transportation, logistics and supply chain systems.
Transcript of USSaudiForum - Panel 4 - Kome Ajise - Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain Systems
Efficiencies and Expanded Possibilities through Partnerships
Kome AjiseDeputy Director
Planning and Modal ProgramsPublic Private Partnerships
California Department of Transportation
U.S. – Saudi Business Opportunities ForumSeptember 17, 2013
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Plan Leads to ProjectsIdentify Goals and Measures• Safety
• Stewardship
• Reliability and Operations
• Capacity
• Impacts and Sustainability
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Massive California System• 50,000 state highway lane miles
• 13,000 state bridges and state transportation structures
• 157,000 non-highway roadway centerline miles
• 325 billion miles of vehicle travel in 2011
• 12 deepwater seaports, including #1, #2 & #5 in U.S., handling approximately 40% of U.S. TEU imports/exports.
• 12 significant air cargo airports
• 30 commercial airports
• 216 general aviation airports
• 3,900 miles of Class 1 owned railroad track, with 176 million tons of freight in 2007
• 1.38 billion transit passenger trips on 19,000 transit vehicles in FY 09/10
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Port of Humboldt Bay
Port of San Francisco
Port of Benicia
Port of Oakland
Port of Hueneme
Port of Redwood City
Port of Richmond
Port of San Diego
California Seaports
Gateways to the World
Port of Stockton
Port of West Sacramento
Port of Los AngelesPort of Long Beach
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Current & Future Tonnage
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California Rail Tonnage Distribution by Rail Market Type, 2007 and 2040
108.1
58.6
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Tons07 Tons40
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Alameda Corridor
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Trade Corridor Improvement Fund
Southern California Active Projects
Seaports6 projects $1.374 billion
Railroad Mainlines6 projects $515 million
Railroad Grade Separations28 projects $2.324 billion
Highways16 projects $2.240 billion
Gerald Desmond Bridge
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Reduced Emissions Goals
California Transportation PlansState Rail Plan, 2013
State Freight Plan, 2014State Transportation Plan, 2015Each meets federal and state guidelines while
addressing local and regional needsCommunity and stakeholder engagement Advisory committees broadly representing the
transportation industry, government, stakeholders, and advocacy groups
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