Transportation Master Plan - Last Mile

Blueprint				Implementation
High Level Purpose	Goals/Objectives	Strategies/Approach	Contributors Board	Collaboration Plan	Targets/Metrics	Timing/Milestones
Improved/ affordable access to transporation points	Understand effective radius of low-velocity vehicle based on local environment	3D-printing for speed of solution (rapid customization) - can also aid in job development	Cities: Columbus, Baltimore, Chattanooga, Greeneville, DC, Milan, Florence	Share emerging best solutions with other cities	Increase in public transportation use	Meetings: February in Portland; another meeting in June
Ladder of opportunity: help disabled/in need to meet needs	Mobility for users in need (AARP example)	Traditional ride share	Tiers of Funders: - DOT, NSF - Transit operators	Coming together doesn’t stop existing actions in lone transportation clusters	Reduction in congestion (need to determine best measurement method)	GCTC- Document report of blueprint by March
Pollution reduction	Achieve Equity	Incentivize development community	Local policy makers (mayor)	Identify city resources - how?		Long term: It's a paradigm shift
Transportation= advanced mobility, wellness, livability	What incentive programs work? Policies? Subsidies?	Incentive: Citizen Fitbit that incentives green actions/ green trips (but consider app fatigue)	Universities	Send email with invite to Google group
	Data interoperability standards	Standard communication protocol (vanilla platform)	Metro planning organizations	Identifify sub-work groups and have virtual report outs following sub-group meetings
	Identify data needs/ sources	How do we avoid conflicts of interest?	Manufacturers: Ford/ Local Motors	Share reports/data in Google group
	Smart movement of goods (hub & spoke approach)	Identify method to use same vehicle for movement of goods (existing carriers)	FRA
	Economic modeling- how do we gain buy-in from the community?	Smart city IT- how does it help?	Procurement entities
			Service/Civic Engagement Organizations