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America’s Marine Highway
Lauren Brand: US DOT/Maritime Administration
Office of Marine Highways & Passenger Services
Marine Highways - July 2010
M-5
(AK)
America’s Marine Highway Corridors Designated Aug
2010
M-5
M-90
M-84
M-90
M-87
M-90
M-580
M-95
M-55
M-70
M-70
M-64
M-40
M-5
M-65
M-49
M-55
M-95
LEGEND
M-10
MH Corridor
MH Connector
M-A1
MH Crossing
M-2
U.S. Interstate
M-5 (AK)
M-5
(AK)
M-5
M-84
Marine Highway Grants September 2010
M-90
M-90
M-87
M-90
M-580
M-95
M-55
M-70
M-70
M-64
M-40
M-5
M-65
M-49
M-55
M-95
LEGEND
M-10
MH Corridor
MH Connector
M-A1
MH Crossing
M-2
U.S. Interstate
M-5 (AK)
M-5
(AK)
M-5
M-84
Marine Highway Cooperative
Agreements- Sept. 2010
M-90
M-90
M-87
M-90
M-580
M-95
M-55
M-70
M-70
M-64
M-40
M-5
M-65
M-49
M-55
M-95
LEGEND
M-10
MH Corridor
MH Connector
M-A1
MH Crossing
M-2
U.S. Interstate
M-5 (AK)
M-5
(AK)
M-5
M-84
Marine Highway
Freight Services – Nov. 2010
M-90
M-90
M-87
M-90
M-580
M-95
M-55
M-70
M-70
M-64
M-40
M-5
M-65
M-49
M-55
M-95
LEGEND
M-10
MH Corridor
MH Connector
M-A1
MH Crossing
M-2
U.S. Interstate
M-5 (AK)
Potential Marine Highway Services
M-5
(AK)
M-5
M-90
M-84
M-90
M-87
M-90
M-580
M-95
M-55
M-70
M-70
M-64
M-40
M-5
M-65
M-49
M-55
M-95
LEGEND
M-10
MH Corridor
MH Connector
M-A1
MH Crossing
M-2
U.S. Interstate
M-5 (AK)
TIGER I Awards to Ports
• The volume of applications received by ports was 7% of
the 1457 total number of applications received.
• 100 applications were received from seaports and
reviewed by interagency teams comprised of members
from FHWA, FTA, FRA, MARAD and OST.
• $120.44 million in grants were awarded to seaports.
These were the first such infrastructure grants awarded
to the seaport industry by the federal government.
• The grants were awarded to 7 ports in the States of CA,
HI, RI, MS, ME, IL & AK
TIGER* Grants for Related
Infrastructure Dev.
• TIGER I:
– California Green Trade Corridor
– Quonset Wind Energy/Surface Transportation
• TIGER II:
– Port Manatee Marine Highway
* Transportation Investment Generating Economic
Recovery
What can you do to develop routine
maritime freight movements?
• We’re reaching out to State Departments of
Transportation, Metropolitan Planning Organizations,
Inland and Coastal Seaports, Logistics Providers,
Shippers, Labor, Terminal Operators, Truck Lines,
Railroads, Economic Development Agencies, Federal
Highway Administration, Federal Rail Administration,
US Department of Agriculture, Department of State,
Department of Defense, Department of Commerce,
Department of Energy, Environmental Protection
Agency, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
Administration, Illinois Soybean Association and…
We Invite you to Partner With Us
• America’s Marine Highways Program
– http://www.marad.dot.gov
• Existing MH Corridors Map
• Existing MH Corridor, Project and Initiative descriptions
• References (Studies)
• Lauren Brand
– Director, Office of Marine Highways & Passenger Services
– U.S. Maritime Administration
– 202-366-7057 [email protected]