Multimodal freight project prioritization.

Goodchild, Anne; Wygonik, Erica; McMullen, B. Starr; Holder, Daniel; University of Washington. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Oregon State University

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Multimodal freight project prioritization.

2014-05-01
By Goodchild, Anne ; Wygonik, Erica ; McMullen, B. Starr ; ...

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Goodchild, Anne ; Wygonik, Erica ; McMullen, B. Starr ; Holder, Daniel

Goodchild, Anne ; Wygonik, Erica ; McMullen, B. Starr ; Holder, Daniel Less -
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University of Washington. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering ; Oregon State University

University of Washington. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering ; Oregon State University Less -
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Benefit Cost Analysis Construction Projects Economic Impacts Freight Transportation Multimodal Transportation Planning State Departments Of Transportation
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FHWA-OR-RD-14-11 ; SPR 759

FHWA-OR-RD-14-11 ; SPR 759 Less -
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Tech Report
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Oregon
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Oregon. Dept. of Transportation. Research Section
Abstract:

As available data has increased and as the national transportation funding bills have moved toward

objective evaluation, departments of transportation (DOTs) throughout the country have begun to

develop tools to measure the impacts of different projects. Increasingly, DOTs recognize the freight

transportation system is necessarily multimodal. However, few DOTs have clearly stated objective

tools to make multimodal freight project comparisons. This report informs that gap by summarizing

the existing academic literature on the state of the science for freight project impact estimation and

reviewing methods currently used by select DOTs nationwide. These methods are analyzed to identify

common themes and determine potential avenues for multimodal project evaluation. Most methods

either take the form of benefit-cost analysis or a scorecard approach. Examples of each were reviewed

in-depth and patterns evaluated. While most tools use similar measures, the supporting metrics vary

widely and are not applicable to all modes.
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