2017 Congestion Management Process Status Report

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The CMP, a federally mandated program for all regions with populations greater than 200,000, establishes an objective set of performance measures to define and quantify transportation system congestion. It includes a toolbox of strategies to address congestion; a methodology to evaluate and prioritize congestion-reducing projects and strategies; and a mechanism to periodically assess the effectiveness of implemented strategies. In order to fulfill federal requirements, NYMTC produces a Congestion Management Process Status Report every four years in conjunction with the release of its Regional Transportation Plan. NYMTC issued its first CMP report in 2005, and reports have been issued every four years.

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2017 CMP Status Report

NYMTC’s 2017 CMP Status Report contains model-based estimates of current traffic congestion, and forecasts of future congestion in NYMTC’s planning area. It also includes specific performance measures which reflect the amount, severity and general locations of traffic congestion.

Resolution 455 (11/16/17)

Amendments to add technical corrections to Plan 2045 and the 2017 CMP Status Report.
Resolution 455

Council Resolution 2017-5 (6/29/17)

Council resolution adopting the 2017 Congestion Management Process Status Report.
Resolution 2017-5

PFAC Resolution 449 (6/27/17)

Resolution recommending to the Council, the adoption of the 2017 Congestion Management Process Status Report.
Resolution 449

For a translation of the Digest for 2017 Status Report, visit the Translated Core Products page.

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