Transportation User Costs Methodology Sample Clauses

Transportation User Costs Methodology. Objective Develop a methodology for estimating user costs. Activity The CONSULTANT will perform the following activities: • Review previous interstate tolling environmental efforts and summarize methods/outcomes reflecting on any lessons learned and best practices relative to evaluating use costs. • Develop potential evaluation criteria to facilitate understanding of user costs. • Review available models/tools/data to determine the suitability undertaking this type of analysis. Key details to be evaluated include model temporality, value of time, network and zonal details (existing and future), assignment algorithms used, socio-economic data used and other critical aspects of the model. • Develop several potential evaluation methodologies for consideration given the limits of the available tools/data • Review methodologies with appropriate key agencies only (up to four meetings) • Refine approved methodology(s) based on input from agencies Assumptions • This effort will start with the work performed on the Ohio River Bridges. • The following items are specifically not included in the scope: o Any additional data collection o No project-level analysis will be completed.
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