Congestion Management System (CMS)
Congestion Management Systems takes a “systems” approach to identifying and addressing congestion in our region. Utilizing this approach, the existence of congestion in the transportation system can be seen in more of a global context and it becomes apparent how slight changes at a specific location can impact the operation of the transportation system as a whole. The 2009 WILMAPCO CMS Summary was approved by the WILMAPCO Council on July 9th, 2009.
CMS Subcommittee Meetings
Next Meeting: TBD
Where: WILMAPCO Conference RoomMeeting
Previous Meetings:
4.9.09 Agenda Attachments: (Selected 2009 CMS Corridors) (Congestion Mitigation Matrix) (Corridor Profiles)
CMS Downloads
- Download entire 2009 CMS Summary Report (5.7 MB, Adobe PDF Format)
- Download map of identified congested corridors (Coming Soon)
- Download CMS and its impact to the WILMAPCO Prioritization Process (Coming Soon)
- Download CMS Corridor Crash Analysis (Coming Soon)
Interactive Mapping
The material below allows users to view data collected for the CMS through Google Maps technology. These links provide users
to explore the details regarding the materials analyzed in determining the CMS corridors and their possible mitigation strategies
To access an interactive map of each congestion performance measure, click on any of the maps below:
Section 1: Congestion Measures |
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Congestion Measure #1: Roadway Level of Service |
Congestion Measure #2: Intersection LOS |
Congestion Measure #3: Travel Speed  |
Congestion Measure #4: Crash Frequencies  |
Section 2: Congested Corridor Identification & Analysis |
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Identified CMS Corridors |
TIP Projects Along CMS Corridors | ||
Section 3: System Monitoring |
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Changes in Travel Speeds 2001-2008 (AM Peak) |
Changes in Travel Speeds 2001 2008 (PM Peak) |
Traffic Volume Changes 1996-2007 |
Truck Volumes on CMS Network(Coming Soon) |
Section 4: Congestion Mitigation Strategy Effectiveness |
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| ITS Infrastructure(Coming Soon | Non-Motorized/Pedestrian Facilities |
Regional Park & Ride Usage 2000 – 2008 |
Transit Ridership Trends 2001 – 2008 |
