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Office Manager Elizabeth (Liz) Stutts State Transit Manager
605 Suwannee Street Mail Station 26 Tallahassee, FL 32399
Tel: 850-414-4500 Fax: 850-414-4508 E-Mail Us
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The mission of the FDOT Transit Office is to "identify, support, advance and manage cost effective, efficient and safe transportation systems and alternatives to maximize the passenger carrying capacity of surface transportation facilities." The FDOT Transit Office consists of three sections (Grants Administration; Transit Operations; Transit Planning) each of which has specific areas of responsibility.
Assessing the Impacts of SunRail Stations on Property Values and Development Posted March 2019 This Study examines property value changes and development related tax revenues associated with the new SunRail commuter rail system in the Orlando Metropolitan Area Understanding Ridership Trends in Transit Posted February 2019 This report explores how ridership trends have changed in recent years and factors that are influencing transit ridership today, nationally and specifically in Florida. 2018 Florida Transit Information and Performance Handbook Posted: December 2018 This handbook provides a synopsis of Florida's 31 urban fixed-route transit systems performance data. Guidance for Preparing and Reviewing Transit Development Plans (TDPs) Posted: October 2018 This handbook is intended to guide transit agencies as they conduct major or annual TDP updates and information for reviewing TDP's. 2018 Transit Technology Primer and Tool Posted: August 2018 This Transit Technology Primer Document and the accompanying Transit Technology Assessment Framework Tool (TTAFT) are intended to be resources for transit agencies in researching traditional and emerging transit technologies. This application is a synthesis of the policy and regulatory framework surrounding transit technology; past and ongoing research, prototype, and pilot efforts; commercially available products; and the experiences of transit agencies.
To access the Transit Technology Assessment Framework Tool, click on the link above and use the following instructions:
1. Download the zip file containing the tool from the FDOT website into a local folder.
2. Right click the zip file and then select "Extract All…" and select a location to extract the files to.
3. Finally, run the "setup.exe" file in the folder where the files were extracted to.
This will extract all the necessary files to run the FDOT Transit Technology Assessment Framework Tool and Primer and place a shortcut on your Desktop to access the tool.