Regional Freight Network and Infrastructure

Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Public
Review
Mee:ngs
March
18,
2015
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
What
is
NYMTC?
NYMTC’s
Planning
Area
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
What
is
NYMTC?
NYMTC’s
Members
Advisory
members:
New
Jersey
Transit,
North
Jersey
Transportation
Planning
Authority,
Federal
Transit
Administration,
Federal
Highway
Administration,
U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency,
NYS
Department
of
Environmental
Conservation
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
NYMTC’s
Regional
Transporta7on
Plan
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Proposed
Changes
• Commodi:es
– Industry
Specific
Logis7cs
Analysis
• Trucks
– Truck
Trips
Analysis
• Freight
Village
– Freight
Villages
Market
Analysis
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
–
Market
Overview
• Market
Overview
– Commodity
volume
– Commodity
types
– Modal
usage
– Trading
partners
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
–
Market
Overview
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
–
Market
Overview
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
• Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
– Freight
highway
network
– Freight
rail
network
– Ports
and
waterborne
freight
network
– Air
cargo
network
– Intermodal
network
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Freight
Facility
Intermodal
Connectors,
Kings
County
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Average
Annual
Daily
Truck
Traffic
per
Lane,
Strategic
Freight
Highways
in
NYMTC
Region
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Major
Freight
Rail
Corridors
by
Volume
and
Traffic
PaUerns
Serving
the
NYMTC
Region
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Significant
Mari:me
Industrial
Areas
in
New
York
City
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Regional
Freight
Network
and
Infrastructure
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐
Challenges
• Challenges
– Constrained
Capacity
– Physical
Challenges
– Climate
Change
Vulnerability
– System
Redundancy
– Interagency
CoordinaDon
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
Current
Regional
Freight
Plan
• Background
‐‐
Opportuni:es
• OpportuniDes
– Coordinate
planning
– Truck
management
– Upgrade
infrastructure
– Regional
freight
system
planning
and
management
– Enhance
access
for
freight
on
the
mulDmodal
regional
network
– Maintain
the
southern
rail
gateway
– Marine
highways
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
‐
Industry
Specific
Logis:cs
New
Components
Analysis
An
in‐depth
look
at
five
commodity
groups:
Food
Apparel
Refined
petroleum
Secondary
freight
Lumber
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Regional
Freight
Plan:
New
Components
An
Amendment
–Truck
Trips
Analysis
An
in‐depth
analysis
of
specific
truck
trip
types:
Through
trips
Terminal
and
warehouse
access
trips
Distribu:on
and
interplant
trips
Urban
freight
and
local
delivery
trips
Local
trips
Access
to
construc:on
trips
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
–
Freight
Villages
Market
Analysis
New
Components
Freight
Villages
Market
Analysis
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
‐
Industry
Specific
Logis:cs
New
Components
Analysis
Industry
Specific
Logis:cs
Analysis
• For
each
of
the
priority
commodity
groups:
• Iden:fy
the
cri:cal
elements
of
the
region’s
transporta:on
network
• Iden:fy
the
associated
infrastructure
elements
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
‐
Industry
Specific
Logis:cs
New
Components
Analysis
Mode
Split
of
Food
Products
in
2007
TONNAGE
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An
Amendment
‐
Industry
Specific
Logis:cs
New
Components
Analysis
Mode
Split
of
Refined
Petroleum
Products
in
2007
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Regional
Freight
Plan:
New
Components
An
Amendment
–
Truck
Trips
Analysis
Truck
Trips
Analysis
•
For
several
key
truck
trip
purposes:
–
Examine
the
unique
travel
paUerns
and
transporta:on
system
challenges
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
examina:on
of
the
unique
travel
paUerns
and
transporta:on
system
New
Components
challenges
Through
Truck
Trips
‐Top
Three
Origin/Des:na:on
Pairs
South Atlantic
Massachusetts
550,322
Northern New England
Northern New Jersey
353,727
Northern New Jersey
Connecticut
327,563
Regional
Freight Plan:
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
An Amendment - Freight Villages Market Analysis
New
Components
Freight
Village
Market
Analysis
•
Follows
up
on
the
Feasibility
of
Freight
Villages
study
(2011)
•
Assesses
the
types
of
shippers,
receivers,
and
logis:cs
services
providers
which
might
be
aUracted
to
a
freight
village
•
Iden:fies
a
“target
audience”
for
marke:ng
the
concept
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Next
Steps
An
Amendment
•
NYMTC
members’
considera:on
of
public
comments
•
Adop:on
of
the
amended
freight
plan
as
part
of
the
current
Regional
Transporta:on
Plan
•
Development
of
a
fully
revised
freight
plan
to
be
included
in
NYMTC’s
next
Regional
Transporta:on
Plan
Proposed
Amendment
to
the
Regional
Freight
Plan
Regional
Freight
Plan:
Next
Steps
An
Amendment
Addi:onal
comments
are
due
in
wri:ng
by
4
p.m.
on
Tuesday,
March
31,
2015
to:
New
York
Metropolitan
Transporta:on
Council
AUn:
Howie
Mann
Nassau/Suffolk
Transporta:on
Coordina:ng
CommiUee
250
Veterans
Memorial
Highway,
Room
6A19
Hauppauge,
NY
11788
[email protected]
631‐952‐6115