This newsletter provides updates on TREDIS® Software.
Upcoming Events and Webinars
Webinar: Transportation Planning and Prioritization - TREDIS Users experiences
Thursday, December 10, 2020, 2-3 PM EDT
Join us as three TREDIS users representing Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, North Carolina DOT and Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) share their experiences using TREDIS as part of the planning and prioritization programs for determining economic impacts and benefit-costs for their transportation projects and programs.
During this one-hour demonstration, the TREDIS team walked through the process of performing a Benefit-Cost Analysis of a transportation project using TREDIS in support of a competitive grant application. This live demonstration covered the input requirements and process of completing a project analysis.
Visit us at TRB 2021 - TREDIS Software will be hosting a Live virtual booth! Come visit us virtually to discuss your projects, economic analysis, or recent applications. Also check out our new short instructional videos and descriptions of features. Click here for more information
New TREDIS Additions and Updates
We continue to enhance TREDIS to support our customers. Here are a few of the latest updates:
Project Comparison Feature - TREDIS now allows you to compare your economic impact and other results across multiple projects with a quick visual view.
Grant Reviewer Access - submit your Transportation Project TREDIS Analyses for US DOT review to support your grant applications.
Enhanced Import Spreadsheet - To reduce complexity in using the Project Import feature, we have now made certain tabs not used in your projects optional for inclusion in the project import spreadsheet.
TREDIS and TREDPLAN Use Stories
Three new studies have been completed using TREDIS to evaluate their impacts on the local economies.
NY MTA study - New York University Rudin Center for Transportation and Appleseed, Inc. used TREDIS to evaluate COVID-19 impacts to New York Metro Area's economy due to funding shortfalls.
Maryland - The High Road Foundation sponsored a study featured in the Washington Post that utilized TREDIS to assess a proposed Monorail connection along the I-270 corridor in Montgomery and Frederick Counties.
The TREDIS Economic Leadership Group, which meets quarterly, has members representing a cross section of policy, planning, and economic development agencies. This year the group has shared notes on how various DOTs and MPOs are using TREDIS in different ways, discussed innovations in applying TREDIS for STIP prioritization, discussed "back-casting" and forecast validation; and hosted a round table of user lead developments for TREDIS.
For more information about this group, contact us.
