A Snapshot of Transportation Planning: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT)

Table of Contents

• 1.0 Introduction-Report Objective
• 2.0 Background
  • 2.1 Oregon Overview
  • 2.2 Agency Overview
  • 2.3 Agency Organization
  • 2.4 Financing and Budget
• 3.0 Transportation Planning Services
  • 3.1 Transportation Planning Process
  • 3.2 Transportation Planning Context
  • 3.3 Transportation Planning Products and Programs
  • 3.4 Policy Questions Considered by the Agency
• 4.0 Planning Analysis
  • 4.1 Modeling Tools
  • 4.2 Analysis Tools
• 5.0 Agency Data Collection Efforts
  • 5.1 Data
  • 5.2 Digital Video Log (DVL)
  • 5.3 Transportation Management System
• 6.0 Agency Performance Measures
  • 6.1 Safety
  • 6.2 Mobility
  • 6.3 Preservation
  • 6.4 Sustainability
  • 6.5 Stewardship
• 7.0 Agency Challenges and Emerging Issues
  • 7.1 Agency Support for Planning
  • 7.2 Lack or Affordability of Quality Data
  • 7.3 Limitations of Existing Tools and Methods

List of Figures

• Figure 2‑1: ODOT Transportation Regions and Counties
• Figure 4‑1: GHG Toolkit Category Menu
• Figure 4‑2: GHG Toolkit Case Studies Menu

List of Tables

• Table 2‑1: Oregon Employment Industries
• Table 2‑2: Oregon's Largest Export Partners
• Table 2‑3: Oregon State Highway Fund Distribution
• Table 2‑4: ODOT Revenue Sources
• Table 2‑5: ODOT Revenue Uses

Acknowledgements

TMIP would like to thank the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), especially Becky Knudson, for their extensive contributions to the development of this report. ODOT provided an array of text, graphics, and editorial review for this edition of the TMIP Agency Snapshot Series.