Abstract
Over the past three years the authors have extended their earlier work developing multicriteria decision making tools using Analytic Hierarchy Process methods to transportation systems management to several related case studies in South Korea. With access to key historical data and the cooperation of important government agencies, the authors have developed new methodologies for determining how equipment should be shared among neighboring agencies; and how equipment inventories and purchase costs should be determined on a year to year basis; how resource allocation decisions related to road based environmental sensor stations should be addressed; and how bicycle route construction and improvement priorities should established. The development of these tools has been documented in several recent papers. In this paper the authors briefly describe these tools, discuss their use these related projects fit together into an overall road management framework. The authors’ hope is that this research can help to establish a novel road management framework that can incorporate the desires of multiple public and private sector stakeholders.