Integrated Corridor Management Systems

The efforts to date to reduce surface transportation congestion have focused on optimization of individual networks. Corridors offer an opportunity to operate and optimize the entire system as opposed to the individual networks. Through the Integrated Corridor Management Systems initiative, the USDOT will provide guidance to assist agencies in implementing Integrated Corridor Operations, create supporting analysis tools, approaches, and technical standards, and demonstrate the value of Integrated Corridor Management.

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What's New

• USDOT Announces ICM Demonstration Sites!
  • DOT Awards Funds to Dallas, San Diego for New Technology Initiative to Fight Congestion
  • The goals of the demonstration phase are to:
    • Show the benefits of ICM through improvement in corridor performance using realistic and useful metrics
    • Transfer the ICM concepts from successful ICM deployments to future ICM adopters
• Two RSS Feeds Now Available on the ICM Web Site!
  USDOT’s ICM web site now offers two optional RSS feeds—Stay up to date on what’s new with ICM by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page. To receive updates when new resources are posted to the Knowledgebase, click on the link at the bottom of the Knowledgebase
• Early Results for 3 Pioneer Sites Expected in 2010
  USDOT is conducting analysis, modeling and simulation (AMS) of proposed ICMS for 3 of its 8 ICM Pioneer Sites this fall. The sites are: Dallas, Texas, San Diego, California, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. The sites are completing their model validation and calibration and are starting to conduct alternatives analysis. Early results are expected in mid-2010