(a) Identify existing and future transportation problems and opportunities
with respect to capacity of border crossings, and the linkage to, and
capacity of, existing and planned future national, provincial and municipal
transportation systems.
(b) Identify
a focused analysis area within which transportation alternatives will
be studied.
(c)
Analyze land-based surface transportation alternatives (highway, road,
rail) that are practical and feasible from a transportation, environmental,
border processing and financial perspective.
(d)
Recommend feasible international crossing alternatives that address
the identified transportation problems and opportunities
(e) For
the recommended international crossing alternatives, determine user
and economic benefits, and the potential to generate revenue to fund
implementation.
(f) Develop
an overall 30-year transportation strategy, which includes implementation
strategies for any international crossing alternatives.