Hello and welcome to our demonstration of FTA's new and improved Transit Asset Management website. Our refreshed website
offers transit agencies and other asset stakeholders easy access to useful resources for transit asset management. Visitors to the
site can learn about FTA regulations on asset management, share knowledge with peers on best practices, and access a wealth of
implementation and program support materials. The updated homepage includes an overview of Transit Asset Management and
offers background to help you get started. At the center of the page, you'll see a new graphical slider cycling through featured
offers background to help you get started. At the center of the page, you'll see a new graphical slider cycling through featured
content on the site. Below the slider you'll find information about the national transit maintenance needs that precipitated the TAM
content on the site. Below the slider you'll find information about the national transit maintenance needs that precipitated the TAM
final rule. Additional context about the rule can be found under "About TAM." We've added a list of the most requested TAM-related
documents for easy access right on the homepage. Looking first to the right navigation bar, you'll see related links and documents –
here you can sign up for email updates, check out related DOT initiatives and programs, and access a few related documents and
guidebooks. Rounding out the right navigation bar is FTA's TAM program contact information. This structure is used for all of the TAM pages.
The primary navigation bar can be found to the left – we will use this navigation bar to structure the rest of the demonstration. We
just wrapped up discussing the Transit Asset Management Overview, the website's homepage, so we'll now turn to the Getting
Started page. The updated Getting Started provides basic guidance to get you on your way to compliance – it includes additional
Started page. The updated Getting Started provides basic guidance to get you on your way to compliance – it includes additional
background on the Final Rule, provides a timeline for meeting requirements found within the rule, and lists TAM points of contact for all
background on the Final Rule, provides a timeline for meeting requirements found within the rule, and lists TAM points of contact for all
background on the Final Rule, provides a timeline for meeting requirements found within the rule, and lists TAM points of contact for all
background on the Final Rule, provides a timeline for meeting requirements found within the rule, and lists TAM points of contact for all
10 FTA regions. The Compliance Checklist, viewable by clicking the "compliance with the TAM rulemaking" offers a comprehensive
walkthrough of the final rule requirements based on attributes of your agency's operating environment.
Within this checklist you can access additional checklists for determining your agency's tier and understanding its role as
either a group plan sponsor or participant. These checklists can also be accessed directly using the links under related
documents on the right side of the screen. The Compliance Checklist also provides direction to useful resources along the way,
based on your answers to each question. Moving on to the next page along the left navigation bar: Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs). FTA has begun developing answers to common questions about the TAM Rule – these cover the basic definitions and concepts
found within the rule in addition to some more complex questions around compliance and implementation. You will see the answer to the
question when you click on it at the top of the page. Visitors to the TAM website are encouraged to submit questions to FTA for
inclusion on the FAQ page – submissions can be sent to TAM@dot.gov. Please keep in mind that questions are meant to be useful to
agencies throughout the asset management community. If you have follow-up questions specific to your organization's structure,
contact your regional point of contact, listed on the Getting Started page. Following the FAQs on the navigation bar is the TAM Plans page –
this new page consolidates information about TAM Plans, one of the central requirements established by the Final Rule. At the top of the
page, you'll find a quick summary of the origin and goals of the TAM Plan. Next, we get into the various elements of the Plan required by
the Rule. The table of TAM plan elements offers a succinct list of discrete components, broken out by agency tier, and provides a brief
description of each. You'll see that dark gray rows are plan elements required for Tier 1 and Tier 2 agencies, while the light gray rows apply
only to Tier 1 agencies. Below the table of plan elements is information on how the Final Rule divides transit providers into two Tiers. Under
this heading, you'll find a link to an FTA checklist that helps agencies determine their tier. In addition to the checklist there is a brief
summary graphic outlining the differences between the designations with further explanation bulleted below. Next is a brief
explanation of TAM Group Plans, with specific information about the distinction between a group plan participant and a group plan
sponsor. In this section you will find links to two checklists: one to determine whether your agency is required to be a group plan sponsor
under the Final Rule, and the other to determine if your agency will be a participant in a Group Plan. Finally, the Resources section
provides links to further guidance on developing a compliant TAM Plan – here you'll notice a link to the TAM Peer Library, which we will
cover next. Scrolling back up to the top of the page, we'll now navigate to the Peer Library page on the left navigation bar. The Peer
Library page facilitates information exchange throughout the asset management community, providing a platform for agencies to share
recently completed work as well as lessons learned in the field. At the top of the page, you'll find a brief description of the Peer
Library, including a list of suggested topics and a link to submit your own documents. Below the introduction you'll find the library, links to
TAM documents grouped by theme and submitting agency. For example, under the Asset Inventories section we can click to view
an inventory taken from the TAM Plan developed by Union County Public Transit in Oregon. We encourage agencies to submit
documents using the link on this page, and to check back regularly for new content. Now that we've covered Peer Library, let's take a look at
the new FTA Outreach page. FTA is continually developing materials to support the rollout and implementation of the TAM Final Rule - the
Outreach page serves as a clearinghouse for these outreach materials. Here you can scroll through and find issues of TAM News - our
industry newsletter, copies of presentations on Asset Management, recordings and transcripts of webinars, TAM factsheets, and more. This
page also includes useful resources developed by our partner organizations. Be sure to check back regularly – the Outreach page will allow
you to register for upcoming webinars and training courses when they are announced. Next, we'll talk about the Resources page –
clicking first on the Resources tab in the navigation bar, and then choosing a specific topic from the dropdown list below. The
Resources pages organizes materials into eight topical categories: asset inventory, condition assessment, policy and strategy,
resource management, TAM Roundtables, rulemaking, targets and performance, and tools. Materials on the resource pages include
research reports, excerpts from the final rule, meeting briefings and presentations, case studies, as well as data tools. Some materials
may be linked to from multiple resource pages. We won't have time to click through each category, but if we click on the Policy &
Strategy link as an example, you'll see at the top there is a brief description of the theme and information about the types of resources
found within, followed by resource links grouped by type. Each of the eight category pages follows this overall structure. Moving on
from the Resources page, the next tab on the navigation bar links to the TERM-Lite analysis tool. It's likely many of you are either familiar
with TERM-Lite, or have used it to better understand your agency's state of good repair backlog. Since the TERM-Lite model serves as
a basis for some of the condition assessment requirements established by the Final Rule, this page offers visitors a place to download
both the software itself and supporting documentation on how to use the tool. On this page you can also find the contact information
for FTA's TERM-Lite Program Manager, and email address for support with TERM-related questions. Finally, we'll take a look at the
State of Good Repair Program page – we'll click the bottom tab on the navigation bar, and then click Overview. The pages under the
State of Good Repair Programs tab cover FTA funding sources available for assisting agencies in working towards a state of good
repair. You can find more information about funding from the TAM Pilot Projects, SGR discretionary grants, and the currently
available SGR 5337 Formula Grant Program by clicking on the links to or through the or directly through the drop down on the
navigation bar. This concludes our demonstration of the new Transit Asset Management site – we hope this has been a
useful overview, and we encourage viewers to spend time exploring the new features and functionality. If you have specific thoughts on
ways to further improve the website, or the resources found within, please do not hesitate to contact TAM@dot.gov with comments or
questions. Thank you.
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