HS 375 Flashcards
First document that established national policy to prioritize critical infrastructure and protect it from terrorists
HSPD 7-2003
- The three strategic priorities from the TSA’s Strategy (2018-2026)
improve security and safeguard the transportation, accelerate action, commit to our people
- Three roles of responsibility that the U.S. government has regarding the transportation sector.
Regulatory road, mode subsidies, national defense
- Who owns most of the transportation sector assets? . . . “
STATE AND LOCAL
- Growth of annual global passenger numbers in commercial aviation
52%
- Three qualities that make pipelines important.
efficiency, reliability, safety
- Know eras of transportation from Lesson # 2
Era of turnpikes era of canals era of railroads era of automobile era of jet aircraft
- Three solutions from ASCE 2021 National Infrastructure Report Car to raise the grade.
leadership and action, investment, resilience
- Two agencies that are the Sector-Specific Sector for the Transportation Systems Sector
TSA and Coast Guard
- Amount that U.S. motorists are forced to pay every year in wasted time and fuel due to highway congestion
56 gallons of diesel and gas
- Who took the famous picture of the Wright brothers’ first flight on Dec 17, 1903
John T Daniels
- On average, how much can railroads move one ton of freight per gallon of fuel consumed
480 per gallon
- Two government agencies that provide safety and security for pipelines
DOT Office of Pipeline Safety and TSA
- Who said: “Whoever commands the sea commands trade. . .”
Sir Walter Raleigh
- Know the level of fixed vs, variable costs for each of the five modes of transportation
Aviation: high variable costs low fixed cost
Rail Mode: High % fixed costs in short run.
Maritime:
Highway: high variable costs low fixed costs
Pipelines: high % of fixed costs
Critical infrastructure: .
assets, systems, and networks, vital to the U.S
Key Resources: public or private controlled resources essential to the minimal operations of the economy and government
NIPP:
established critical infrastructure. policy and guidance
PPD-21:
Feb 2013, advances a national unity of effort to strengthen and maintain secure, functioning, and resilient critical infrastructure. functional relationships, effective information exchanges, integration and analysis function. 16 sectors
HSGAC:
chief oversight committee of the U.S Senate. They watch the DHS.
GAO:
provides congress with fact based, non partisan information that can be used to improve government and save taxpayers billions of dollars.
FMCSA:
to prevent commercial motor vehicle related fatalities and injuries.
Fuel hedging:
making a deal with an oil company.
Smart Pig:
inspection device that records information about internal conditions of a pipeline.
FHWA:
helps design, contrast and maintain the highway system.