Planning and Implementing Multimodal, Integrated Corridor Management: Guidebook (2020) / Chapter Skim
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13 Chapter 3 - Pre-Assessing Integrated Corridor Management Overview This chapter emphasizes the pre-planning, foundational activities that will set the stage for the ICM planning process. It offers a set of optional, up-front steps that practitioners can step through to (1)
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14 • Do the general characteristics of the baseline corridor broadly line up with the previously identified ICM concepts? For example, ICM strategies will not increase capacity in a corridor; however, ICM strategies, appropriately applied, may help to optimize performance in the corridor given capacity limitations.
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15 assessment period; this will include gathering and capturing more comprehensive and detailed data during the planning process. • Using an ad hoc corridor map, identify key transportation networks and technology assets in the corridor.
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16 Table 5. ICM Benchmark Cost Guidance ICM Element Cost Range ICM Planning (Concept of Operations and Requirements)
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17 Task Checklist • Create a stakeholder engagement plan, which details specific agencies and organizations to reach out to and when each type of decision maker should be engaged.
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