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Intermodal Transportation Planning |
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The purpose of Intermodal Transportation Planning is to provide for the optimum use of all of the State’s transportation modes for both passengers and freight. Intermodal refers to the shipping and/or receiving of freight by two or more different modes of transportation (e.g., rail and truck) or, in the case of passenger movements, a system link (e.g., ground transportation at airports). Current planning activities focus on providing improved intermodal connections, enhancing shipping choices, and conducting intermodal studies to aid local and regional economic development efforts.
Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing (RRIF) Program
- Summary of RRIF
- RRIF Legislation
- Intermodal Transportation Glossary
Arkansas Intermodal Related Legislation
- Regional Intermodal Facilities (Act 690)
- Program to Fund Public Port Infrastructure Improvements (Act 1546)
Intermodal Studies and Publications
- Arkansas State Rail Plan - Year 2002
- Arkansas State Public Riverport Study and Needs Assessment
- Intermodal Planning Studies (see table below, click on study name to obtain study or report)