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Utah DOT CEO Carlos Braceras discusses TPM communication challenges, highlighting the challenge of communicating complexity and sharing insights into UDOT's successful practices.

This 40th installment in the FHWA/AASHTO TAM Webinar series featured highlights and summaries from the TRB Performance and Data in Transportation Decision Making Conference.

The 39th webinar in the FHWA/AASHTO TAM Webinar series focused on implementation activities related to transportation asset management plans.

The first episode features Tim Henkel, Assistant Commissioner, Modal Planning and Program Management, at the Minnesota DOT (MnDOT). Tim reflects on MnDOT’s progress in developing a strong TPM program and the importance of the agency’s TPM culture.

This 38th installment in the FHWA/AASHTO TAM Webinar series highlighted the application of advanced technologies in agencies' TAM programs.

This 37th installment in the FHWA/AASHTO TAM Webinar series will address stakeholder engagement and communication related to transportation asset management plans.

This webinar presented the topmost safety and security issues facing transportation in 2019 and the 10 to 20 years into the foreseeable future. Rapid changes to the transportation sector and redefined priorities for safety across all modes are pushing development in multimodal solutions and transportation policies. Specifically, this webinar covers the 2019-2020 NTSB Most Wanted List of Transportation Safety Improvements and the Critical Issues in Transportation 2019.

This webinar featured an update and high-level observations from the research team conducting a review of the Initial State DOT TAMPs submitted in 2018. Following the presentation there was an extended Q&A session focusing on lessons learned from the Initial TAMP effort and opportunities for improvement in the development of the Complete TAMPs due in June 2019.

This webinar opens with an update and high-level observations from the research team conducting a review of the Initial State DOT TAMPs submitted in 2018. Following the presentation, three state DOT TAM practitioners present on their experience with the life cycle component of the TAMP, focusing on lessons learned from the Initial TAMP effort and opportunities for improvement in the development of the Complete TAMPs due in June 2019.

TAM practitioners addressed the integration of PM2 bridge and pavement performance targets with TAMP 10-year goals. Presenters shared lessons learned from the preparation of their initial TAMPs and PM2 submissions in 2018 and discussed their approach to the complete TAMPs due in 2019.

This webinar featured a cross section of presentations from the 12th National Conference on Transportation Asset Management in San Diego. Those not able to attend either the conference or an individual session can enjoy highlights of the conference.

In this webinar, TAM practitioners described current life cycle planning and management approaches. Presenters discussed how their TAMPs are supporting progress in LCP/M.