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HOV Pooled Fund Study Handbook: Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Guide

The HOV Pooled Fund Study Handbook serves as a comprehensive resource for transportation professionals responsible for High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) facilities. It outlines the objectives of the study, focusing on enhancing performance monitoring, evaluation, and reporting practices. The handbook provides essential insights on developing monitoring programs, data collection, analysis techniques, and effective reporting methods. It also includes case studies from various states and outreach materials aimed at agency management and policymakers, ensuring a broad understanding of the benefits and best practices associated with HOV facilities.

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HOV Pooled Fund Study Handbook: Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Guide

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  1. HOV Pooled Fund StudyHOV Lane Performance Monitoring,Evaluation, and ReportingHandbookProject Presentation ◊

  2. Presentation • HOV Pooled Fund Study • Handbook Objectives/Audiences • Overview of Handbook Chapters • Other Pooled Fund Study Projects

  3. HOV Pooled Fund Study Objectives • Identify Issues Common Among Agencies • Suggest Projects and Initiatives • Select and Initiate Projects • Disseminate Reports • Assist in Solution Deployment • Track Innovations and Practices

  4. HOV Pooled Fund Study Participating State Transportation Agencies Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

  5. Handbook Developer Texas Transportation Institute The Texas A&M University System Dr. Katherine F. Turnbull

  6. Project Objectives • Advance the State-of-the Practice in Monitoring, Evaluating, and Reporting on the Performance of HOV Facilities • Communicate Benefits of Performance Monitoring and HOV Facilities

  7. Project Deliverables • HOV Performance Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting Handbook • Outreach Material – Project Fact Sheets, Brochure, Primer, Frequently Asked Questions, PowerPoint Presentations

  8. Audiences • Handbook – Transportation Professionals Responsible for HOV Facilities • Outreach Material – Agency Management Personnel and Policy Makers

  9. Handbook Chapters • Chapter One – Introduction • Chapter Two – Executive Summary • Chapter Three – Developing HOV Performance Monitoring Programs • Chapter Four – HOV System Objectives, Measures of Effectiveness, and Data Requirements

  10. Handbook Chapters • Chapter Five – HOV Data Collection • Chapter Six – Data Reduction and Analysis Techniques • Chapter Seven – Conducting Ongoing HOV Performance Monitoring Programs • Chapter Eight – HOV Performance Reporting • Chapter Nine – Case Studies

  11. Handbook Appendices • Appendix A – References and Additional Resources • Appendix B – Glossary of Terms • Appendix C – List of Abbreviations • Appendix D – Agency Contacts

  12. Handbook Features Highlights Chapter at-a-Glance Highlights Good Ideas

  13. Handbook Features Highlights Keys to Successful Practices Highlights Case Study Examples

  14. Chapter One – Introduction • Welcome • Handbook Features • Chapters-at-a-Glance

  15. Chapter Two – Executive Summary • Defining HOV Facilities • Key Points of Each Chapter

  16. Chapter Three – Developing HOV Performance Monitoring Programs • Federal Interest in HOV Performance Monitoring • Uses and Benefits of HOV Performance Monitoring • Transportation Plans and HOV Systems • Agencies Involved • HOV Performance Monitoring Process

  17. Chapter Four – HOV System Objectives, Measures of Effectiveness, and Data Requirements • HOV Objectives and Measures of Effectiveness (MOEs) • HOV Performance Data Requirements

  18. Chapter Five – HOV Data Collection • HOV Facility Inventory • Vehicle and Vehicle-Occupancy Counts • Travel Time and Travel Speed • Bus Routes and Ridership • Park-and-Ride and Park-and-Pool Lot Use • Violation Data • User and Non-User Surveys • Crash Data • Emissions and Air Quality • Cost-Benefit Data

  19. Chapter Six – HOV Data Reduction and Analysis Techniques • Data Reduction, Storage, and Management • Analysis Techniques

  20. Chapter Seven – Conducting Ongoing HOV Performance Programs • Developing a Data Collection Program • Frequency of Data Collection • Potential Funding Sources • Staffing and Resources

  21. Chapter Eight – HOV Performance Reporting • Stakeholder Information Needs and Reporting Methods • HOV Performance Reporting Methods

  22. Chapter Nine – Case Studies • Seattle/Washington State • Los Angeles • Northern Virginia • Houston • Minneapolis • San Diego

  23. Other HOV Pooled Fund Study Projects • HOV Eligibility Requirements and Operating Hours Handbook • HOV Lane Safety Considerations Handbook • HOV Lane Enforcement Handbook • HOV Inventory

  24. HOV Pooled Fund Study Project Website http://hovpfs.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/index.cfm Contact Information Mr. Neil Spiller Federal Highway Administration Voice: (202) 366-2188 E-mail: neil.spiller@fhwa.dot.gov

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