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Transportation Investment Act of 2010: Impacts of Draft Investment List

Transportation Investment Act of 2010: Impacts of Draft Investment List. Atlanta Regional Roundtable September 16, 2011. Draft Investment List Supports PLAN 2040 Major System Concepts. Demand Management. Infrastructure Modernization. 7 projects $36 million. 65 projects $1.1 billion.

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Transportation Investment Act of 2010: Impacts of Draft Investment List

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  1. Transportation Investment Act of 2010: Impacts of Draft Investment List Atlanta Regional Roundtable September 16, 2011

  2. Draft Investment List Supports PLAN 2040 Major System Concepts Demand Management Infrastructure Modernization 7 projects $36 million 65 projects $1.1 billion System Expansion 78 projects $5. 8 billion

  3. Over 200,000 people have already had a say in the process

  4. Addressing Regional Needs: Preliminary Results

  5. Transportation Investment Act Impacts the Regional Economy

  6. $800 million saved in wasted time and fuel when all projects complete Source: ARC (Regional Travel Demand Model Testing Results, 2011)

  7. 15% reduction in corridor delays through signalization, intersection improvements Source: Texas Transportation Institute, Cambridge Systematics

  8. 250,000 additional workers able to access employment centers, via automobile, in 45 minutes or less Source: ARC (Regional Travel Demand Model Testing Results, 2011)

  9. 590,000 additional workers able to access employment centers, via transit, in 45 minutes or less Source: ARC (Regional Travel Demand Model Testing Results, 2011)

  10. Transit Expansion Forecast of Daily Boardings

  11. 105 fewer tons of air pollution produced each day Source: ARC (Regional Travel Demand Model Testing Results, 2011)

  12. Total = $18.4 Billion How Significant is the Transportation Investment Act? $7.2 TIA $11.2 Total = $18.4 Billion Note: RTP/TIP figures do not include 100% local or state funded maintenance, operations

  13. Transportation is the lifeblood of the region

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