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IT’S TIME TO CARE MORE, NOT LESS WHILE DRIVING IN ARGYLE

Posted on May 16 2012 in Transportation Planning

The Argyle area around Blanding Boulevard and I‐295 is a hotspot for traffic accidents. In seven square miles, there are over 500 crashes each year with more than 300 of these crashes involving injuries or fatalities. In addition to the personal trauma and family tragedies, the economic cost of crashes in this small area is staggering at over $91 million per year. MORE

2011 Annual Report Released

Posted on April 04 2012 in Transportation Planning

The North Florida TPO has released the 2011 Annual Report highlighting major projects and programs. MORE

North Florida TPO March/April Newsletter

Posted on March 14 2012 in Transportation Planning

This issue highlights the latest news on transportation funding as the current bill expires at the end of this month. MORE

North Florida TPO November/December Newsletter

Posted on November 22 2011 in Transportation Planning

Read this issue for latest news on Clean Cities, ITS and federal funding for transportation. MORE

North Florida TPO Updates St. Johns County Transit Development Plan

Posted on June 17 2011 in Transportation Planning

The North Florida TPO is working with St. Johns County and the St. Johns County Council on Aging to update the Transit Development Plan for St. Johns County. MORE

St. Augustine Bike Plan Nearing Completion

Posted on June 06 2011 in Transportation Planning

The North Florida TPO is conducting a study to develop a network of bicycle routes and accompanying wayfinding system within the City of St. Augustine. MORE

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IT’S TIME TO CARE MORE, NOT LESS WHILE DRIVING IN ARGYLE

May 16 2012

The Argyle area around Blanding Boulevard and I‐295 is a hotspot for traffic accidents. In seven square miles, there are over 500 crashes each year with more than 300 of these crashes involving injuries or fatalities. In addition to the personal trauma and family tragedies, the economic cost of crashes in this small area is staggering at over $91 million per year.

The Role of Transportation Systems Management and Operations in Supporting Livability and Sustainability: A Primer

April 18 2012

This primer describes the role of transportation systems management and operations (M&O) in advancing livability and sustainability. The document highlights the connections between M&O and livability and sustainability objectives and the importance of a balanced, comprehensive approach to M&O in order to support those objectives. (Publication Number: FHWA-HOP-12-004)

Congestion Pricing Webinar on May 3, 2012: Public Acceptability of Congestion Pricing

April 18 2012

Rob Fellows of Washington State DOT (WSDOT) will discuss the WSDOT/Puget Sound Regional Council awareness and acceptance of pricing project. John Swanson of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) will discuss the MWCOG/Brookings Institution Study on the Public Acceptability of Road-Use Pricing, funded by the Value Pricing Pilot Program.

Talking Operations Webcast on April 19, 2012: Use of Social Media during Weather Events

April 18 2012

Many state DOTs and Transportation Management Centers are now offering their travelers weather-related information. But gaps remain and strategies and technologies to improve the effectiveness of road weather information are emerging. New social media tools offer great potential in not only providing weather information but also serving as a two-way communication with the consumers. This webinar will address the latest social media approaches for communicating with travelers, with a focus on identifying implementation approaches for State DOTs.

NHI Training Course: Principles of Evacuation Planning Tutorial

April 17 2012

The FHWA Office of Operations with the National Highway Institute (NHI) developed Federal Highway Administration's Principles of Evacuation Planning Tutorial (133107), a Web-based training that provides an introductory overview of evacuation planning topics and common considerations. It covers the roles and responsibilities of local, regional, and state agencies involved in the evacuation process, while highlighting the importance of collaboration.