Transportation Engineering Initiatives Overview
Explore a comprehensive overview of various transportation engineering initiatives encompassing project delivery, safety, asset management, and more. Discover insights on FHWA's Every Day Counts and MAP-21 programs, focusing on innovative practices and improvements in highway construction, maintenance, and safety measures. Stay informed about key developments in the field of transportation engineering.
- Transportation Engineering
- Highway Safety
- Asset Management
- Infrastructure Development
- Construction Updates
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PROJECT DELIVERY TEAM Design, ITS and ADHS Professional Development Program Team Leader, Pavement and Materials Construction, Maintenance and Asset Management Safety, Emergency Relief and Traffic Operations Transportation Engineer
FHWA Every Day Counts Every Day Counts 2: FHWA/KYTC Initiatives - 3-D Modeling: 1 Project D09 (KY 7); - Ongoing Evaluation; - Transportation Incident Management (TIM): - 523 responders trained - in 6 Agency Types; - High Friction Surface courses: - 95 sites; - 84% Crash Reduction over three years - Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC): - Guidance Developed by Bridge Division - Increased implementation of ABC for low volume bridges
MAP 21-Changes to the Federal Program - ER Program: - FHWA April 2, 2013 letter to KYTC - Categorical Exclusion expanded use - Must include FHWA Form 1273 in contracts - Debris removal To Be completed by FEMA funds with a Presidential Declaration - Buy America Application to Utilities; - All Utilities on a Federal Aid Project - Utilities reimbursed with Federal Aid - Utilities Not reimbursed with Federal Aid - Thank you for all you do!
MAP 21 and Performance Measures > Final Rule effective February 27, 2013 - Amended 23 CFR 635.411 Material or Product Selection . . . autonomy to State DOTs regarding the selection of culvert and storm sewer material types MAP-21 Requirement: Risk and performance based measurements on the NHS: Examples, Interstate must meet an established IRI target value NHS bridges must meet established target values
Construction and Work Zones Other For Kentucky (Construction) Supplemental Specifications Change Order Process Work Zones
Highway Safety Improvement Program HSIP MAP-21 Investment Plan Outlines project types and expenditures Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Coming Soon Potential changes to program I-69 Corridor Interstate Designation and Improvements
Highway Design, ITS and ADHS Design ADA Training to KYTC Peer-2-Peer with INDOT Design for Pedestrian Accessibility 2 sessions in 2014 Interstate Access (Statewide) Approx. 10 proposals in last 18-months Corridor Geometric Design (DES/GLS) I-69 + I-65 widening through D04 Standard Drawings 3DM (EDC2) ITS New rule on travel time (Traffic Ops) ADHS Annual Status Update submitted to ARC
Oversight CAP/PODI Being Developed Compliance Assessment Program (CAP) 52 Projects Randomly Selected Core Project Questions and Areas of Review: DBE Work Zone Traffic Control Environmental Commitments Projects of Division Interest (PODI): Currently being identified Interstate/APD/Federal Actions and Program Areas
