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Freeway and arterial management effort in Washington state

A transportation research and implementation program has been initiated to address the mobility problems facing the urban areas of Washington State. Called Freeway and Arterial Management Effort (FAME), the program focuses on implementable solutions to immediate problems. To facilitate an integratged aproach, the FAME plan defines 9 task areas: freeway management; arterial management; freeway and arterial control system integration; incident management; construction traffic management; HOV treatments; motorist information systems; advanced technology; and demand management. Each of these areas is discussed in detail. The FAME structure ensures coordination and communication among researchers in the different task areas. FAME is providing innovative solutions that can be incrementally implemented to address traffic congestion.