Virginia's Transportation Performance Management System
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1 Virginia's Transportation Performance Management System Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment Commonwealth Transportation Board Presented by: David Tyeryar, Deputy Secretary of Transportation September 18,
2 Agenda Purpose and Objectives Annual Scorecard KPIs and Data Points What is behind getting these scores? Swan Report KPIs, Measures, and Data Points agencies should be proactively addressing. 2 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
3 Virginia's Transportation Performance Management System Purpose Overall Objective: To create a strategic performance measurement and management system that automatically collects, reports, and displays statewide multimodal transportation performance data. Construct dashboards at different levels within the organization Align VTrans Strategic Goals to departments, functions and integrated high-level projects Construct dashboards at the strategic goal level Provide on-line data collection and analysis capabilities Capture and store historical data Provide a geographical interface Provide easy data entry and collection Integrate reporting to link with Virginia's Transportation Performance Management System 3 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
4 What did it replace? Data collection efforts that included phone calls to each transportation agency for data Data instruments and storage Excel Spreadsheets, MS Word and PDF documents Internal data reviews and reconciliation Manual Annual Report production Annual Staff Compilation Two year delay in reporting agencies performance 4 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
5 How & Why Replace Need to improve and streamline data collection Created web accessible dashboard system to correlate numerous data elements form diverse systems of record Strong ability to pull from multiple sources; from mature data bases, to spreadsheets, to PDF report documents Dashboards clearly show line of sight on how various data elements affect overall VTrans goals and Investment priorities Drastically reduce the time and effort to create annual scorecard through automate reporting 5 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
6 Annual Scorecard* * See handout for more detailed view of 2012 scorecard results 6 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
7 KPIs and Data Points What is behind getting these scores? Each score is a percent of change representation from the previous year Green Over 5% Improvement Light Green 2% - 5% Improvement Yellow/Orange Within 2% of past performance Pink 2% - 5% Decline Red Over 5% Decline Each KPI is comprised of one or more Measures Each Measure is comprised of one or more data points Multiple data points are used for calculations, such as Crash Rate Number of Crashes divided by 100 million vehicle miles traveled 7 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
8 Swan Report KPIs, Measures, and Data Points agencies should be proactively addressing. Swan Report shows both Underperforming and those Performing Well User can easily and quickly assess where there are problems by: Selecting a KPI will list all associated Measures and data points Decisions can be supported by performance based data 8 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
9 Next Steps for Project Present to CTB sub committee for internal review of how the Virginia's Transportation Performance Management System works and how it can be fully utilized Extending the capabilities to collect expand and improve performance data collection, analysis and correlation reporting for such programs as: Safety Plan VTrans 2040 Secretarial performance initiatives Improve internal office automation by documenting key work processes to events and strategic goals and outcomes Increase budget and financial performance analysis and reporting to goals, projects and other initiatives 9 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
10 Goal, Investment Priority, & KPI Table Safety & Security System Maintenance & Preservation Increase Coordinated Safety & Security Planning Improve Safe Operations and Services Achieve State of Good Repair Planning Index Traffic Safety Index Aviation, Transit, & Rail Safety Index Roadway Condition Transit Fleet Condition Crash Rate # of Vehicle Crashes (DMV) # of Virginia VMT Injuries # of Crash Injuries (DMV) Injuries per Vehicle Miles Traveled # of Crash Injuries (DMV) # of Virginia VMT Fatalities # of Traffic Crash Fatalities (DMV) Fatalities per Vehicle Miles Traveled # of Traffic Crash Fatalities (DMV) # of Virginia VMT Fatality Rate per Crash # of Traffic Crash Fatalities (DMV) # of Vehicle Crashes (DMV) Aviation Crashes # of Aviation Crashes (DOAV) Vehicle Crashes at Rail Crossing # of vehicle crashes at rail crossings Transit Crash Rate # of Transit Crashes - Busses (DMV) # of Transit Revenue Miles (DRPT) Interstate Pavement Condition Interstate Pavement Condition Primary Road Pavement Condition Primary Road Pavement Condition Secondary Road Pavement Condition Secondary Road Pavement Condition Bridge Condition Structurally Sound Bridges % of Transit Fleets Within Acceptable # and Age of Transit Vehicles by Acceptable Age by Vehicle Class Replacement Age Class (DRPT) (FTA) State Match Rate for Transit Grants State match rate (%) for transit capital projects Program Delivery Expand Opportunities to Develop and Leverage Funds Improve Cost-Effectiveness of Providing Programs and Services Innovative Finance Index Cost-Effectiveness Index Local Funding Leveraged Through Revenue Sharing Program Ratio of Private Sector $ in PPTA Projects $ of state funding matched by local partners $ amount of private money contributed to relevant projects total $ cost of relevant projects % of Projects Advertised On Time # of Projects advertised on-time Total # of projects advertised % of On-Time On-Budget VDOT Project Completion # of Projects delivered on-time & on-budget Total # of projects delivered Transit Operating Costs Operating costs (DRPT) # of Transit Revenue Miles (DRPT) DMV Customer Service Wait Times Avg. minutes of wait time per customer served (DMV) MVDB Website Response Time MVDB Website Response Time 10 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
11 Goal, Investment Priority, & KPI Table cont. Mobility, Connectivity, & Accessibility Increase System Performance by Making Operational Improvements Preserve and Enhance Statewide Mobility Improve the Interconnectivity of Regions and Activity Centers Reliable Highway Operations Index Incident Response Time Managed Lanes Performance % of incidents cleared under 30 minutes % of time managed lanes above 45mph Interstate Congestion* Interstate Congestion during AM Peak Hours Interstate Congestion during PM Peak Hours HOV Use - Hampton Roads* % of Travelers using HOV lanes - HR HOV Use - Northern VA* % of Travelers using HOV lanes - NOVA Congestion Management Index Public Transportation Trips per capita* Transit Trips (DRPT) Virginia Population (Wheldon Cooper) Non-Roadway Capacity Non-highway Goods Movement Index Non-highway Interconnectivity Index Passenger Miles Saved By Customers of Commuter Assistance Agencies Port Container Yard Utilization Mileage of Rail Enhancements Amount of Freight Moved by Rail/Barge from Port of VA PMT saved by commuter assistance customers (DRPT) Port Container Yard Utilization (VPA) Linear feet of rail track improvements from Rail Enhancement Fund (VPA) % of TEUs through VPA on rail/barge (VPA) State Supported Intercity Rail Service - On-time performance % of trains on-time - Regionals (DRPT) % of trains on-time - Carolinian (DRPT) State Supported Intercity Rail Service - Ridership # of passengers boarding intercity rail service (DRPT) (no particular Investment Priority) Passenger Accessibility Index Transit Revenue Miles Construction / Maintenance Projects with Bike/Ped Components Incremental Increase in Subdivision Sidewalks Transit Revenue Miles (DRPT) # of completed projects w/ Bike/Ped components Incremental Subdivision sidewalk added # of completed projects w/o Bike/Ped components Economic Vitality Environmental Stewardship Coordination of Land Use & Transportation Advance Key Economic Drivers by Making Strategic Infrastructure Investments Reduce the Costs of Congestion to Virginia's Residents and Businesses Promote Sustainable Methods of Planning, Design, Operation, and Construction that are Sensitive to Environmental, Cultural, and Community Resources Preserve and Optimize System Efficiency Through Proactive Planning Increase Travel Choices to Improve Quality of Life for Virginians Freight Index Cost of Congestion in Metro Areas Fuel Efficiency Index Environmental Impact Index Proactive Planning Index Access to travel choices index Shipments through the Port of VA Port of VA East Coast Market Share Cost of Congestion - Northern Virginia Cost of Congestion - Hampton Roads Shipments through the Port of VA (VPA) % of east-coast TEUs through POV (VPA) Total $ lost to congestion in NoVA (TTI Report) Total $ lost to congestion in Hampton Roads region (TTI ReportX) Cost of Congestion - Richmond Total $ lost to congestion in Richmond region (TTI Report) Gasoline Fuel Usage Total Gasoline Usage Virginia VMT - cars/light trucks only (TAX) Diesel Fuel Usage Total Diesel Usage (TAX) Virginia VMT - heavy trucks only Ozone Exceedence Days # of days Ozone AQI >99 by metro area / nonmetro county (DEQ) Mobile Source Emissions VOCs from transportation sources NOx from transportation sources Jobs/Labor Force Dissimilarity Index by City/County # of jobs per city/county (VEC) # of people in labor force by city/county (VEC) Per capita vehicle miles traveled # of Virginia VMT Virginia Population (Wheldon Cooper) Transit Revenue Miles Construction / Maintenance Projects with Bike/Ped Components Incremental Increase in Subdivision Sidewalks Transit Revenue Miles (DRPT) # of completed projects w/ Bike/Ped components Incremental Subdivision sidewalk added # of completed projects w/o Bike/Ped components 11 VA s Transportation Performance Management System
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