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Joint Study Transit Cooperative Research Program and National Cooperative Highway Research Program RESEARCH RESULTS DIGEST January 2004 TCRP 65 -- NCHRP 288 Subject Areas: IA Planning and Administration and Responsible Senior Program Officer: Dianne S Schwager VI Public Transit A New Vision of Mobility: Guidance to Foster Collaborative Multimodal Decision Making This digest summarizes the results of Phase I of a cooperative research effort jointly funded by TCRP Project H-29 and NCHRP Project 8-45 titled "A New Vision of Mobility: Guidance to Foster Collaborative Multimodal Decision Making." This research effort will produce two products: (1)
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22. Provision of coordinated system operations for expected or unexpected events, 3.
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3investments, but yield substantial operational improvements. As transportation systems become increasingly congested, this type of collaboration will become more prevalent because of the self-interest of the parties concerned with preserving mobility.
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4Coordinating and Brokering Services Provided by Others To support a wide variety of societal goals, new combinations of services will be needed involving the programs and services of multiple organizations. The research identified TMAs as one type of organization that is essential to involving private-sector managers in lowering automobile dependence, usually by focusing on the work-based trip.
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52. Operational functions.
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6Coordinating Committee (TRANSCOM) , the regional coordinating body, had developed standard operating procedures and communication protocols for relevant agencies in the event of an emergency.
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7ship cannot be underestimated, particularly in implementing multiyear projects. As people retire and change jobs, and as agencies and organizations merge, committing and sustaining leadership will be a challenge.
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