FDOT Planning Update FRCA Partner Meeting 3.9.2018

Overview Organizing for the Future Our Statewide Plans The Future of Our Transportation Corridors Resiliency of Florida’s Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) The Future of Rural Transportation Planning Shared-use Nonmotorized (SUN) Trail

Automated – Connected – Electric – Shared The Challenge Ahead Long Range Plans to 2040 and Beyond ? Rapid Technological Change Automated – Connected – Electric – Shared = + Smartphone adoption more than doubled in just five years (2011-2016) from 35% to 77% By 2030… – All new energy will be provided by solar or wind. – All new mass-market vehicles will be electric. – The car market will shrink by 80%. – Gasoline will be obsolete. Nuclear is already obsolete. Natural Gas and Coal will be obsolete. – highways will not be needed. – parking spaces will not be needed. – concept of individual car ownership will be obsolete. Tony Seba, self-described speaker, author, thought leader, entrepreneur, and educator

Forecasting and Trends Systems Implementation Organizing for the Future Forecasting Policy Prioritization Implementation Chief Planner Office of Policy Planning Director: Carmen Monroy Forecasting and Trends Office Manager: Frank Collins Systems Implementation Office Manager: Huiwei Shen Public Engagement, Performance, Collaboration, Customer Service and Innovation Integrated Planning Team

Statewide Plans

FTP Continuous Planning Process Public and Partner Involvement Refined & New Strategies or Policies FTP Update Implementation Implementation Activities Trends and Performance

The Future of Our Transportation Corridors Tampa Bay to Central Florida East Central Florida Corridor Task Force Guiding Principles and Study Areas 5 Existing Corridors 4 New Corridors Regional Transit Vision

The Future of Our Transportation Corridors Tampa Bay to Northeast Florida I-75 Relief Task Force Passenger Rail Study North I-75 Master Plan I-75 Feasibility Study Coastal Connector Alternative Corridor Evaluation

The Future of Our Transportation Corridors Southeast Florida to Heartland to Central Florida US 27 Multimodal Corridor Study

Resiliency of Florida’s SIS Set Mission Goals and Objectives a. Asset Data Collection (Asset Inventory) b. Collect Climate Data Conduct Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (Screening & Impacts Assessment) Develop Adaptation Strategies Integrate Assessment Outcomes into FDOT's Decision Support Systems Potential Logical Conclusion from Assessment Results (Not Scoped Currently) SIS Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Scope

The Future of Rural Transportation Planning

SUN Trail Through 2023… FDOT has funded or programmed nearly $185 million worth of project phases

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