1. Title Subtitle Meeting Date Office of Transportation Performance Management T3 Webinar Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Performance Measures June 12, 2014 Susanna Hughes Reck Office of Transportation Performance Management

2. Transportation Performance Management  Broad overview of MAP-21 PM Provisions  Rulemaking scope, content and approach  Schedule  Communications and outreach Objectives

3. Transportation Performance Management MAP-21 Background-Performance  National Goals –Focuses the Federal aid program on 7 goals supported through the statewide and metropolitan planning process.  Measures – USDOT to establish performance measures through rulemaking  Targets - All States, Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs), and public transportation agencies required to establish targets for each of the measures established by USDOT.  Plans – All States, MPOs, and public transportation agencies are required to develop a number of plans to document strategies and investments to address performance needs.  Reports – All States, MPOs, and public transportation agencies are required to report on progress toward the achievement of their targets.  Accountability – All States will be held accountable to making significant progress toward the achievement of their targets established for the National Highway Performance Program (NHPP) and the Highway Safety Improvement 3

4. 4 11 Inter-related Rulemakings http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/tpm

5. Transportation Performance Management Overview of Performance Management  Highway Safety Programs Grants (NHTSA)  Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) (FHWA)  Metro and Statewide Planning (FHWA-FTA)  Safety Performance Measures (FHWA)  Infrastructure Performance Measures (FHWA)  System Performance Measures (FHWA)  Highway Asset Management Plan (FHWA)  Transit Asset Management (FTA)  National Transit Safety Program (FTA)  Transit Agency Safety Plan (FTA)  Transit Safety Management Systems (FTA)

6. Transportation Performance Management Performance Measure Groupings

7. Transportation Performance Management FHWA Proposal Comment Periods - 2014 7 HSIP Safety PM Planning Asset Management System Performance+ PM Infrastructure Condition PM NPRM MarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct NovDec Infrastructure Condition PM

8. Transportation Performance Management Rollout of the NPRMS  For each NPRM, FHWA plans to have: – NPRM Informational launch events – An informational session at relevant national conferences, upon request – Additional supplementary webinars scheduled to focus on details of target setting, progress achievement and/or other requirements  Comments will not be accepted during these informational sessions.  All Public Comments should be submitted through the E-docket for consideration in the final regulation  Public comment periods will be a minimum of 90 days for all NPRMs except the HSIP and TAMP NPRMs which is 60 days.

9. Transportation Performance Management NPRM Status http://www.dot.gov/regulations/report-on-significant-rulemakings Performance Area / ElementNPRM Target Status I: Safety MeasuresMarch 11, 2014 Highway Safety Improvement Program *60 day comment period. March 28, 2014 Metro and Statewide Planning June 2, 2014 Status II: Infrastructure Condition MeasuresAugust 2014 Highway Asset Management Plan *60 day comment period. August 2014 Status III: System Performance+ MeasuresOctober 2014 Public Transportation – ANPRM closed on 1/2/2014

10. Transportation Performance Management Additional FHWA Resources  MAP-21 Web Site www.fhwa.dot.gov/map21  Transportation Performance Management Web Site www.fhwa.dot.gov/tpm  Performance Measure Rulemaking Direct Contact to FHWA PerformanceMeasuresRulemaking@dot.gov  FHWA Safety Program website http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/  Performance-based Planning and Programming http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/performance_based_planning/

11. Title Subtitle Meeting Date Office of Transportation Performance Management Thank You!