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1 Florida s Transportation Visioning Summit Summary Introduction The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) convened Florida s Transportation Visioning Summit on December 17, 2014 in Lake Buena Vista. The purpose of the summit was to engage FDOT s partners, stakeholders, and the public in envisioning the future of transportation in Florida and to provide early input for the updates of the Florida Transportation Plan (FTP) and the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) Policy Plan. A total of 211 people participated in the summit, including representatives of FDOT and other state agencies; metropolitan planning organizations; county and city governments; regional planning councils; modal transportation providers; business and economic development organizations; community and environmental stakeholder groups; the consultant industry; and the public. The summit provided input on three topics: Strengths and successes of Florida transportation during the past few years; The future vision for transportation in Florida, including potential themes of the next FTP and SIS Policy Plan; and Bold ideas related to each potential theme, as input to the FTP and SIS Policy Plan updates. Florida Transportation Strengths and Successes Participants were asked to identify major strengths and successes of Florida s transportation system in nine categories. Table 1 summarizes the strengths and successes, as synthesized by staff:
2 Table 1. Florida Transportation Strengths and Successes Category Safety and Security Strengths and Successes Targeted initiatives to improve bicycle/pedestrian safety (e.g., separated urban trails, pedestrian overpasses, crosswalk improvements, Safe Routes to Schools) Overall reduction in traffic fatalities Safety awareness and education programs Community traffic safety teams Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) implementation. Lighting and signage Regional evacuation and resiliency planning Mobility Shift toward a multimodal DOT with funding for all modes, including SIS development and implementation and creation of FDOT s Office of Freight, Logistics, and Passenger Operations Development of SunRail Funding for intermodal logistics centers Express bus service operating on Interstate highways in Southeast Florida, crossing county lines and drawing choice riders Expanding urban bus circulators to serve transit locations Transit and transportation disadvantaged services in all 67 counties Partnerships with freight railroads Funding for trails connecting communities Infrastructure Consistent, continuing state investment in maintenance of existing infrastructure including highways and bridges Continued widening to six lanes on interstates Improved connectivity to major transportation hubs Focus on transportation corridors to encourage compact urban development and preserve natural environment Investments in seaports to take advantage of Florida s location on east-west and north-south trade lanes Infrastructure upgrades in process in many high density areas Technology Leadership in technology research and implementation (e.g., automated vehicle technology; alternative fuel vehicles) Increasing use of technology to optimize use of existing infrastructure Implementation of managed lanes Electronic toll collection Dynamic message boards/speed monitoring ITS/511 systems Virtual freight networks Social media Improvement in data and modeling capabilities - 2 -
3 Category Economic Competitiveness Strengths and Successes Proactive planning to support growth in population, visitors, and the economy, including use of alternative and underutilized corridors Attention to development of the aerospace industry Investments in intermodal logistics centers and other freight and logistics infrastructure Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) focus on hubs, corridors, and connectors Investments in Rural Areas of Opportunity Quality of Life Improved travel times and options Environmental Stewardship Collaboration and Partnerships Greater focus on non-road facilities such as bike routes and greenways Implementation of complete streets and other community-building investments Support for mobility needs for aging in place Protection of coastal areas, parks and preserves, and other environmental resources FDOT s Efficient Transportation Decision Making and Project Development & Environment processes Increased use of alternative fuel sources Increased use of flexible and pervious pavements Collaborative mitigation with other agencies (e.g., for wetlands) Trend toward multimodal transportation systems Elevated/trellised roads through sensitive and scenic areas Partnerships with MPOs, local governments and modal owners/operators to coordinate infrastructure investments FDOT/DEO collaboration on Florida Strategic Plan for Economic Development; alignment with FTP Public/private partnerships State and regional freight plans involving multiple MPOs Rail partnerships (SunRail; South Florida Operations and Management Agreement) Florida Trade & Logistics Study partnership (Florida Chamber Foundation, FDOT, modes) Pedestrian/bicycle safety coalitions Safe Mobility for Life Coalition State/federal/industry partnerships for space transportation. Florida Greenways & Trails Foundation FDEP Best Foot Forward initiative FDOT Future Corridors Planning Process Community and regional visioning Other topics Commitment to planning for the future Early and continuing commitment to performance management - 3 -
4 Florida s Transportation Vision Summit participants reviewed five alternative futures developed by FDOT: Groundhog Day: Pre-Recession Trends Continue It s a Small World: Florida as a Global Hub Tomorrowland: Florida as an Innovation Hub Back to the Future: Return to a Focus on Agriculture and Rural Lifestyle Stormy Weather: Slow Growth or No Growth in the Future Participants selected one or more of these alternatives as a basis for identifying the key elements of Florida s transportation vision. The participants showed a strong preference for a vision characterized by Florida s role as an innovation hub (identified as a key element of the vision prepared by 25 out of 27 teams) and as a global hub (22 out of 27 teams). Ten teams identified renewed opportunities in Florida s rural areas as a supporting element of the vision. No team identified a vision that primarily reflected a return to the trends prior to the recession or a trend toward slower growth. The participants also identified and ranked 10 common themes across the various visions. These themes are listed in Table 2: Table 2. Potential Themes of Florida s Transportation Vision Theme % Identifying as One of Top 3 Priorities Technology (connected/automated/on-demand) 48 Quality of experience/life including safety 42 More safe choices for personal travel (transit and multimodal) 39 Efficiency/optimized infrastructure 36 Connectivity (intrastate/interstate/global) 30 Innovative funding and financing 30 Transportation to support economic diversification 24 Balancing decisions to preserve Florida s environment 24 Intermodal integration for freight 15 Changing demographics (aging/millenials)
5 Bold Ideas in Support of Florida s Transportation Vision Finally, the participants identified and ranked bold ideas for how Florida could achieve the six top ranked themes. Table 3 lists the highest ranked bold ideas for each theme. Table 3. Top Ranked Bold Ideas Theme Bold Idea % Identifying as one of Top 3 Priorities for the Associated Theme Technology Quality of life/ experience and safety More safe choices for personal travel Efficiency/ optimized infrastructure Dynamic transportation management - no red lights, automated intersection control Point-to-point distribution models versus hub and spoke operations Seamless national Wi-Fi network 39 Personal rapid transit networks 36 Moving infrastructure 27 Context-based design 48 Safe access to all modes of transportation 48 Support the best education system in the nation 39 Zero transportation related fatalities 33 Design roadways from the most vulnerable user (pedestrian) to the least vulnerable (truck) Better coordination between state and local levels 30 High capacity passenger rail that connects urban centers with other modes throughout the state Integrating land use and transportation planning 54 Universal fare card for all transportation modes (car, bus, train, bike share, etc.) System of pedestrian, bike, and transit connectivity from local to interregional Support for mixed use and vertical development patterns 33 Proactive planning for right of way/corridor/land use needs far into the future (all modes freight and passenger, pipeline, communications conduit, etc.) Digital network to support physical network to visualize available capacity Intramodal collaboration 36 Real time technology to track containers and other assets 36 Densification of multimodal facilities
6 Theme Bold Idea % Identifying as one of Top 3 Priorities for the Associated Theme Connectivity (intrastate, interstate, global) Innovative funding and financing Multi-purpose multimodal corridors 69 Multimodal passenger facilities or network 39 Holistic, systemwide network planning 33 Connectivity of freight and passenger facilities 30 High-tech corridors 39 Transition revenue stream from one based on fuel consumption to one based on consumption of the transportation utility (e.g., VMT fees) More managed lanes to increase capacity while enabling existing funding to be used for preservation Use of transportation infrastructure for energy generation (e.g., solar highways) Indexing federal and local fuel taxes
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