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Freight: Coordination at our Borders
Jill L. HochmanFederal Highway Administration
Director, Office of Interstate and Border Planning
April 21, 2004
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Why are our Borders Important?Why are our Borders Important?
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Why are our Borders Important?
Trade
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Why are our Borders Important?
Trade +Travel
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Why are our Borders Important?
Trade +Travel
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US Economic Lifeblood
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FHWA’s Goals
• Safety
• Mobility
• Global Connectivity
• Environment Stewardship
• National Security
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Global Connectivity
FHWA and DOT Goal
Strategic initiatives to improve:- Communication- Freight Flow- Efficiency, Trade & Business Opportunity
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Global Connectivity – Communications
• US-Mexico Joint Working Committee (JWC)
• US-Canada Transportation Border Working Group (TBWG)
• Border Station Partnership Council (BSPC)
• Binational Bridges & Border Crossings Group (BBBXG)
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US-Mexico Joint Working Committee
• Binational group on transportation planning.
• Comprised of Federal and state departments of transportation and others.
• Goals are communication and coordination
• Biannual work plans
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US-Canada Transportation Border Working Group
• Binational group on transportation planning.
• Comprised of Federal and state departments of transportation and others.
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Border Station Partnership Council
Goals
• Members include CBP, APHIS, FDA, F&W, DOS, GSA & FHWA.
• Mutual cooperation
• Identify critical border initiatives and to promote the use of new technologies
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Binational Bridges & Border Crossings Group
• US – Mexico Binational Group
• Formed in 1983
• Coordinates the exchange of technical and policy information
• Facilitates the presidential permit processes for new border crossings
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Global Connectivity – Improve Freight Flows
• Border & Corridor Grants
• Freight Analysis Framework
• Talking Freight Seminars
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Corridors and Borders Program
*FY 2004 Allocations are to be determined
Corridors and Borders Program
$123
$62$42
$0 $0 $0$0
$60$81
$478
$255
$140
$0
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$600
FY 1999 FY 2000 FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004*
Discretionary
CongressionalDesignation
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Corridors and Borders Program
Corridors and Borders Program
$-
$50,000,000
$100,000,000
$150,000,000
$200,000,000
$250,000,000
$300,000,000
$350,000,000
$400,000,000
$450,000,000
$500,000,000
FY 1999 FY 2000 FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004*
Corridors
Borders
Both C & B
*FY 2004 Allocations are to be determined
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Improve International Road Partnerships
• JWC
• TBWG
• BBBXG
• Border Technology Exchange Program (BTEP)
• Other activities around the world
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Coordination Challenges
EZ Pass
PORT OF ENTRY CONTEXT DIAGRAM
State
REGIONFAST
NEXUS
Province
BCBP
ATMS
US CANADAGSA PWGSC
FASTNEXUSITDS
ATMS ATIS
4.1 CommercialVehicle Electronic
Clearance
5.1 CommercialVehicle Electronic
Clearance
4.1 Commercial VehicleElectronic Clearance
5.1 Commercial VehicleElectronic Clearance
1.6 Traffic Control 2.1 Traffic Control
4.1 Commercial VehicleElectronic Clearance
5.1 Commercial VehicleElectronic Clearance
1.1 Pre-Trip TravelInformation
1.2 En-route DriverInformation
1.1 TravellerInformation
511ATIS
State
REGION
APPROACH
PIL
CROSSING
EZ Pass3.1 Electronic 4.1
BTOA
Agency, refer to glossary
User Service, as identified by the US National ITS Architecture 5.0 and the ITS Architecture for Canada 1.1
System, refer to glossary
Key
BICEFDA
Police
BCBPC&I
CFIARCMP
SolGen
ProvinceBTOAMunicipality
BTOAState
Municipality
CVISNPREPASSNORPASS Payment
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What will the Future Bring?
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TEA 21 Reauthorization
• SAFETEA
• SAFETEA (S. 1072)
• TEA LU
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Senate’ SAFETEA
Corridor & Border Programs
Provisions
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House - TEA LU
Corridor & Border Programs
Provisions
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Keys to Success
Communication
and Coordination
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Ripple Effect(Wave Amplification)
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FHWA’s Border Team
Jill Hochman202/[email protected]
Sylvia Grijalva602/[email protected]
Roger Petzold
202/366-4074
Stephanie Roth
202/366-9238
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FHWA’s Corridor Team
Martin Weiss202/[email protected]
Frank Clark202/[email protected]
Mike Neathery
202/366-1257
Tanya Linzy (Contractor)
202/493-2667
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Thank You
Questions?
