Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference ProceedingsDecember 1-3, 2004 |
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1. Report No. FHWA-HOP-05-017 |
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4. Title and Subtitle Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference Proceedings |
5. Report Date February 2005 |
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7. Author(s) Katherine F. Turnbull |
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15. Supplementary Notes Laurel Radow, FHWA Office of Transportation Operations, Office of Operations, Contracting Officer Technical Representative (COTR) |
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16. Abstract This report documents the proceedings of the Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference. The Conference was held in New Orleans, Louisiana on December 1-3, 2004. The proceedings summarize the presentations from the plenary sessions and the breakout sessions. The breakout sessions were organized into eight tracks. The topics of these eight tracks were Regional Planning and Coordination; Event-Specific Operations Planning; Traffic Management and Security Plans for Stadiums and Arenas; Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Support and Applications; Traffic Management Plans; Transit and Travel Demand Management; Security and Contingency Planning; and Traffic Management Team Day-of-Event Activities. These planned special events are important components of the economy wherever they are held, whether in major cities, small communities, or rural venues. In addition, planned special events can greatly affect the area's traffic and the transportation system. Managing travel for special events requires the coordinated efforts of transportation and transit agencies, law enforcement and emergency services departments, security personnel, venue operators, and other groups. These proceedings provide information of use to transportation professionals and other individuals in planning and operating transportation systems for special events. This document may be found at the FHWA website http://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/program_areas/sp-evnts-mgmt.htm |
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17. Key Words Planned special events, special events, special venues, and traffic management. |
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Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference
December 1-3, 2004
New Orleans, Louisiana
Conference Proceedings
Editor
Katherine F. Turnbull
Texas Transportation Institute
The Texas A&M University System
Typing, Graphics, and Editorial Assistance
Bonnie Duke
Gary Lobaugh
Tobey Lindsey
Texas Transportation Institute
The Texas A&M University System
The preparation of these proceedings was funded by the Federal Highway Administration, United States Department of Transportation
Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference
Conference Sponsors
American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
American Public Transportation Association
American Public Works Association
Federal Highway Administration
Institute of Transportation Engineers-ITS Council
ITS America - Transportation System Operations & Planning Forum
National Main Street Center, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Public Technology, Inc.
Transportation Research Board: Freeway Operations Committee and the Traffic Signal Systems Committee
Traveler Information 511 Coalition
Conference Planning Committee
Walter H. Kraft, PB Farradyne, Inc., Conference Chair
Scott Boyle, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Peter Briglia, Washington State Department of Transportation
Rich Cunard, Transportation Research Board
John Exnicios, Urban Systems, Inc.
Stephany Hanshaw, Virginia Department of Transportation
Robert Hicks, Public Technology, Inc.
Valerie Kalhammer, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
Martin Knopp, Federal Highway Administration
Steve Latoski, Dunn Engineering Associates, P.C., Program Chair
Jon Obenberger, Federal Highway Administration
Regina Parker, ITS America
Laurel Radow, Federal Highway Administration, Publicity Chair
Joe Stapleton, Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Steve Strength, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development,
Local Arrangements Chair
Rich Taylor, ITS America
Tom Urbanik III, University of Tennessee
James Wright, Minnesota Department of Transportation
Managing Travel for Planned Special Events: First National Conference
Local Arrangements Committee
Steve Strength, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Mary Stringfellow, Federal Highway Administration, Louisiana Division
Scott Boyle, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
John Exnicios, Urban Systems, Inc.
Chris Morvant, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Susan Treadway, Jefferson Parish
Tom Swanson, PB Farradyne, Inc.
Doug Robert, Jefferson Parish (Retired)
Johnny Bordelon, Regional Planning Commission
Elmer Darwin, City of New Orleans
Additional Assistance Provided By
Lam Nguyen, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Corbett Hollier, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Claude Stanley, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Francis Nguyen, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Charles Adams Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
Kevin Moore, Jefferson Parish
Allen Yrle, City of New Orleans
Elizabeth Delaney, PB Farradyne, Inc.
John Broemmelsiek, Federal Highway Administration
Table of Contents
List of Figures
Figure 1. Phases of Managing Travel for Planned Special Events
Figure 2. Factors that Impact Transportation at Planned Special Events
Figure 3. Potential Stakeholders for Planned Special Events