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Office of Highway Policy Information (OHPI) – Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS)
Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS)
Attachment B: HPMS as a Key Support Process
HPMS data process is required by Title 23, USC, 502, 23 CFR, 1.5, 23 CFR,
420.105
This creates two categories: SHA Data Collection including Management Systems,
Travel Monitoring, Inventory, Condition, and ITS Traffic Data. (SPR Work
Program is also included)
The SHA Data Collection flows into the Planning Process, FHWA and FTA Planning
Finding, and STIP Approval
The HPMS encompasses three components:
- National Database: Reauthorization, Appropriations, Apportionment Factors,
Congressional Reports, and Highway Statistics
- Performance Plan: 2 Areas: Corporate Management Strategies and Performance
Measures: Corporate Management Strategies include Information and Analysis,
Strategic Planning, Customer Focus, and Business Results. Performance Measures
include Safety, Mobility and Productivity such as pavement and bridge condition,
congestion, and system reliability. Human National Environment includes
air quality conformity and mobile emissions, and National security includes
pavement condition and congestion.
- Vital Few: Incompasses Congestion: Model and Metrics, and Safety or exposure.
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