The purpose of the Florida Mobility Management Process (MMP) is to improve the mobility of residents and tourists. Although all states must develop congestion management systems (CMS), special features of the Florida CMS, which others may wish to consider, are presented. Florida's special MMP features include: development framework, applicability of MMP and CMS to all urbanized areas, MMP and CMS relationship with the transportation planning process, multimodal alternatives analyses of major investments, institutional arrangements, implementation techniques, performance measures, and MPO prototypes.
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Florida's Mobility Management Process Work Plan.Florida Department of Transportation, Dec. 1994.
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Interim Final Rule on Management and Monitoring System. 23 CFR 500, Subpart E (1993).
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Rule on Metropolitan Transportation Planning and Programming. 23 CFR 450, Subpart C (1993).
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Special Report 209: Highway Capacity Manual, 3rd ed. TRB, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 1994.
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Level of Service Manual.Florida Department of Transportation, 1995.
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Florida Statutes, sec. 335.065.
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Gainesville Mobility Plan.North Central Florida Regional Planning Council, 1994.
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Congestion Management System.Broward County Transportation Planning Division, 1995.
