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MARC Home > Transportation Department > Regional Initiatives > Congestion Management System Congestion Management System Program description Federal
rules require metropolitan planning organizations to develop and implement
Congestion Management Systems (CMS) as part of the metropolitan transportation
planning process. The
CMS serves as a planning tool to help decrease mobile source emissions
and improve regional air quality.
In 2001, MARC completed a project conducted by Cambridge Systematics, TranSystems Corporation and Jane Mobley Associates to enhance the CMS. The consultant team assessed MARC's existing CMS; provided an overview of CMS "best practices" from other regions in the United States; and offered recommendations for modifications to MARC's CMS. MARC's Congestion Management Focus Group provided oversight for this project. Based on the recommendations of this project, the Board of Directors adopted a new policy on implementing the CMS in the Kansas City area on December 18, 2001. Documents
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