Beyond the short term : transportation asset management for long-term sustainability, accountability and performance
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Beyond the short term : transportation asset management for long-term sustainability, accountability and performance

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  • Corporate Creators:
    United States. Federal Highway Administration
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  • Publication/ Report Number:
    FHWA-IF-10-009
  • Resource Type:
    Tech Report
  • Corporate Publisher:
    United States. Federal Highway Administration
  • NTL Classification:
    NTL-PLANNING AND POLICY-PLANNING AND POLICY
  • Abstract:
    Transportation Asset Management (TAM) has long been recognized as a sound, long-term approach to managing infrastructure. It provides decision makers with a rational, long-term systematic process for making difficult and complex decisions about how to achieve the highest system condition levels for the lowest cost, over the longest term. TAM also is evolving to help transportation officials address two new challenges. TAM provides a sound basis for demonstrating the long-term sustainability of current infrastructure practices. By using TAM as an over-arching framework, transportation executives can demonstrate that they are making decisions to sustain the transportation system to the best of their ability over the long term. Also, TAM can demonstrate accountability. TAM relies upon strategic long-term goals, the pursuit of measurable targets and the continuous evaluation of results. In this way, TAM not only produces short-term performance metrics but it closely resembles "quality systems" such as Six Sigma which are widely recognized as leading to improved performance. TAM can be the foundation for performance measurement systems which assure not only short-term performance but also long-term sustainability. This report re-examines TAM as an approach for sustainability and as a system for greater accountability and improved performance. It also includes advice on Change Management practices to elevate and expand TAM practices within a department of transportation.
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