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Evaluation of Opportunities to Improve Intermodal Connectivity at California Airports

This paper describes the scope and initial findings of a study that was undertaken for the California Department of Transportation, which is exploring opportunities to improve intermodal connectivity at California airports. The paper summarizes the findings of case studies of 13 airports in the state that examined opportunities to improve intermodal connectivity at those airports and discusses the issues involved in evaluating the feasibility of specific projects. The paper describes the role and structure of an analysis tool termed the Intermodal Airport Ground Access Planning Tool that has been developed to evaluate the potential impacts and feasibility of proposed projects.