1. Oregon Transportation Options Plan: Implementation Process
Statewide Transportation Options Meeting January 22, 2016

2. What is the Transportation Options Plan?
First statewide transportation options plan
Set policy foundation for TO investments
Adopted by OTC in April 2015
Set stage for state, regional, and local implementation

3. Why was the Plan developed?
Need statewide vision & policy framework
TO strategies not always considered as solutions
Need formal statewide TO “program”
Likely to be more reliance on TO solutions in the future

4. TO Plan Goals

5. TO Plan Goals

6. What’s the Definition of “Transportation Options?”
“Transportation options strategies, programs, and investments create choice in our state and local transportation systems, allowing people to bike, walk, take transit, drive, share rides, and telecommute.”
- Oregon Transportation Options Plan

7. 4 Areas of Focus for Implementation
State TO Program Structure
Performance Measures
Transportation Options Integration
4. Trainings

8. 1. State TO Program Structure
Roles and responsibilities (State—central & regions, Local partners)
Recommended staffing (State)
2-year action plan
Program focus areas
Program budget and potential funding sources
Performance measures

9. 1. State TO Program Structure Schedule

10. 2. Performance Measures
Refine/add to set of State level performance measures
Standardize programmatic performance measures
Create accessible performance measures for multiple audiences including MPOs and local governments
Develop tools/templates and online dashboard

11. 2. Performance Measure Schedule

12. 3. Transportation Options Integration
Funding
STIP Process
Planning
TSPs, RTPs
Project Development
Infrastructure
TO INTEGRATION COMPONENTS
Operations
Transit
Brie
Construction
Congestion Mitigation
Development
Review Process

13. Transportation Options Integration Schedule

14. 4. TO Trainings & Outreach
Expands the reach of TO programming at State & Local levels
Conduct training development meetings with ODOT Staff & other State agencies to communicate TO relevance to their work and collaboratively identify integration opportunities
Develop “Train the Trainer” module for TO providers to use with local, regional, and state agency staff

15. 4. Trainings Schedule

16. Thank You! June Carlson ODOT
Rail & Public Transit Division
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