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Oregon Freight Plan

Oregon Freight Plan. July 28, 2009. Linking Freight Improvements to Economic Growth. Public. Economic Growth. Competitiveness. Businesses. Productivity. Market Access. Carriers. Travel Time. Cost. Reliability. Connectivity. DOT. Freight Transportation Improvements.

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Oregon Freight Plan

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  1. Oregon Freight Plan July 28, 2009

  2. Linking Freight Improvements to Economic Growth Public Economic Growth Competitiveness Businesses Productivity Market Access Carriers Travel Time Cost Reliability Connectivity DOT Freight Transportation Improvements Source: Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

  3. Economic Structure Type of Businesses, Number of Households Type of Businesses, Number of Employees Industry Logistics Patterns Supply Chains, Distribution Networks Organization and Public Policy Ownership, Regulation, Pricing Freight Infrastructure Highways, Rail Lines, Ports, Access Roads Traffic Flows Trucks, Planes, Rail Cars Framework to Assess Freight Transportation Systems Source: Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

  4. Purpose: Improve freight connections to local, state, regional, national and global markets to increase trade-related jobs and income for Oregon workers and businesses. To achieve this purpose, the freight plan will: a. Establish a process for identifying, prioritizing and facilitating investments in Oregon’s highway, rail, marine, air and pipeline transport infrastructure in furtherance of a safe, seamless multimodal and interconnected freight system. b. Identify institutional and organizational barriers to an efficient and effective freight transportation system in Oregon and develop prioritized strategies for overcoming these barriers. c. Interpret OTP goals and policies related to the development of the freight system.

  5. Schedule (July 2009)

  6. Coordinating With Modes(Fall 2009 Winter 2010, ongoing) • Oregon Transportation Plan • Oregon Highway Plan • Oregon Aviation Plan • Oregon Rail Plan • 2009 Rail Study • Statewide Ports Strategic Plan • ODOT Rail Division • OECDD Ports • ODOT Motor Carrier Division • ODA

  7. Public Involvement(Spring 2010) • Implement Public Involvement Policy • Consultation with Native American Tribes • Consultation with MPOs • Presentations to ACTs and local governments • Other Stakeholder Groups

  8. Potential Internal Effects • Amendments to Modal Plans • Changes to “freight” project selection processes • Changes to and support of future ConnectOregon programs • Stronger and more consistent Freight Mobility Unit support of region work • Support of, and compliance with federal freight programs

  9. Background Technical Memos • Freight Regulatory Context • Review of existing Regulations • Effects of Major Regulations • Interagency Coordination • Baseline Economic Data and Forecasts • Review Existing Forecasts and Forecasting Processes • Relationship Between Freight transportation and Economic Development

  10. Background Technical Memos • Freight Infrastructure • Defining Strategic Infrastructure • Identifying Strategic Freight Infrastructure • Commodity Flow • Forecast Commodity Flows • Mapping And Graphically Displaying Commodity Flows • Logistics • Freight, the Environment, and GHG

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