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AASHTO Emphasis Areas, 2005

AASHTO Emphasis Areas, 2005. Jack Lettiere, President Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Transportation. Three Key Issues. Re-Establish Transportation as a National Priority Project Delivery – It’s Time to Consider People’s Time Link Land Use and Transportation.

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AASHTO Emphasis Areas, 2005

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  1. AASHTO Emphasis Areas, 2005 Jack Lettiere, President Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Transportation

  2. Three Key Issues • Re-Establish Transportation as a National Priority • Project Delivery – It’s Time to Consider People’s Time • Link Land Use and Transportation

  3. Re-Establish Transportation as a National Priority • Enactment of reauthorization • Maximum funding • Policy provisions

  4. Post-ReauthorizationConnecting with People • It’s not about roads. It’s about people. • Establish relationships with non-traditional audiences – prepare for next round • Commission on Future Funding

  5. Re-Establish Transportation as a National Priority • 50th Anniversary, Interstate Highway System – a platform for our message • Connecting with ordinary citizens

  6. Project Delivery – It’s Time to Consider People’s Time • High-speed, incentive, and creative approaches well-received where used. • Time to share concepts and make standard practice • AASHTO embracing this through SCOH, SCOE, SCOP and SCOQ

  7. Environmental Excellence • Gratifying response to Washington Briefing environmental session • Context-sensitive solutions – from task force to AASHTO committee

  8. Link Land Use and Transportation – A Missing Link • Congestion continues to plague us. • New demand is overwhelming traditional capacity increases • Demand can be eased by land use and connectivity planning • AASHTO land-use and transportation workshop, September 2005

  9. More at AASHTO Annual Meeting in Nashville

  10. It’s the end of the road, Unless you make the turn!

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