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Title Sustainability Performance Measures for State DOTs and Other Transportation Agencies<br />

Authors Texas Transportation Institute, et al.<br />

Sponsor National Cooperative Highway Research Program, NCHRP 08‐74<br />

Date July, 2011<br />

Pages 201<br />

Category Performance Measures<br />

Note<br />

Online<br />

Summary<br />

http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/nchrp/docs/NCHRP08‐74_FR.pdf<br />

The NCHRP 08‐74 report examines sustainable techniques that can be applied as<br />

performance measures for state departments of transportation and other<br />

transportation agencies. The author describes three types of primary components of<br />

sustainability: fundamental, overarching, auxiliary. The report provides a set of 11 goals<br />

for transport agencies to address in order to consider sustainability in practice. These<br />

goals are placed into two categories: 1) "Functional goals (relating to sustainability in<br />

how the transportation system functions – i.e., goals that 'provide' and ‘ensure')"; and<br />

2) "Impact goals (relating to how sustainability is to be considered in terms of the<br />

transportation system’s broader impacts – i.e., goals that 'protect' and 'reduce')", and<br />

includes performance measures related to each of the goals.<br />

Two goals are especially relevant to economic performance: Goal 6. Economic<br />

Prosperity ‐‐"Ensure the transportations system's development and operation support<br />

economic development and prosperity"; the second is Goal 7, Economic viability: To<br />

ensure the economic feasibility of transportation investments over time.<br />

<strong>Annotated</strong> <strong>Bibliography</strong> Page 34

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