Advancing Organizational Capabilities for Transportation Systems Management and Operations.
February 2018 Peer Exchange Report

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November 2018
FHWA-HOP-19-009

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Executive Summary
- Key Takeaways
Peer Exchange Sessions
Appendix A – Peer Exchange Agenda
Appendix B – Peer Exchange Participants

List of Figures

Figure 1. Word cloud showing participants' responses to the question "What was a key theme or take away?"
Figure 2. Participants engaged in large group discussions during the peer exchange
Figure 3. Six dimensions of the TSMO CMM
Figure 4. Peer exchange participants shared individual stories of successes and challenges
Figure 5. Iowa DOT makes the connection between system reliability and economic activity, highlighting the importance to export markets
Figure 6. Maryland DOT's TSMO Strategic Implementation Plan
Figure 7. Portion of TSMO Checklist from the FDOT Scoping Form
Figure 8. Aerial view of Tennessee DOT's TIM training facility.
Figure 9. Presenting on individual group discussions
Figure 10. Caltrans' TSMO Umbrella
Figure 11. NITTEC has facilitated the FHWA and Transport Canada Border Wait Time Deployment Pilot Project

List of Tables

Table 1. Round Robin Introduction Presentation Summaries

Advancing Organizational Capabilities for Transportation Systems Management and Operations. February 2018 Peer Exchange Report

Table of Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

Advancing Organizational Capabilities for Transportation Systems Management and Operations.
February 2018 Peer Exchange Report