System Management Projects

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  Regional or multijurisdictional transportation system management or transportation demand management programs
• Regional environmental mitigation strategy

Transportation Management and Operations strategies maintain and improve the safety, performance and efficiency of existing transportation infrastructure and service systems. These strategies included, but were not limited to: the use of Intelligent Transportation Systems to provide near real-time performance information between transportation systems, system users and system owners; traffic signalization and lane control; signs and pavement markings; intersection channelization; access management; high-occupancy vehicle lanes, facilities or services; parking strategies; and fleet-management strategies.

Regional environmental mitigation strategies provide an alternative to site-by-site mitigation for transportation projects. They are focused on multiple ecological, community and economic benefits by avoiding, minimizing, repairing or restoring, reducing over time, and compensating (as defined by the National Environmental Policy Act).

System management and operations projects listing (pdf)

NOTE: These projects are accounted for in money set aside for (1) overall system operations and maintenance, and (2) projects committed in the current Transportation Improvement Program.

Management/operations projects not shown on map:

205 – MARC – RideShare commuter services program
214 – MoDOT – KC Scout highway traffic management operations
215 – MoDOT – Motorist assist operations
474 – Tonganoxie, Kan. – Access management plan
702 – Kansas City, Mo. – Traffic management system 2010
710 – Kansas City, Mo. – Traffic management system 2020
712 – Kansas City, Mo. – Traffic management system 2030
714 – Kansas City, Mo. – Transportation safety program 2010
717 – Kansas City, Mo. – Transportation safety program 2020
718 – Kansas City, Mo. – Transportation safety program 2030