The Total Cost for Equipping 112 Intersections and 1,000 Vehicles with Direct V2X Technology in Oakland County, Michigan is Expected to Be $9.27 Million.
Stage 2 Implementation Costs for Direct V2X Deployment Including V2X Hardware, Installation, and Maintenance.
Michigan, United States
Oakland County, Michigan is deploying direct vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology at 112 intersections and in 1,000 vehicles with the goal of enhancing safety and efficiency.
Costs to equip each intersection vary based on the existing intersection, but are estimated as follows:
| Item | Cost per Intersection |
| Direct V2X Hardware and Installation |
$26,700 |
| Vulnerable Road User (VRU) Detection System and Installation |
$36,700 |
| Traffic Controller Upgrade |
$4,900 |
| Traffic Cabinet Upgrade |
$24,300 |
| Total Cost per Equipped Intersection |
$92,600 |
Annual maintenance costs for intersections include:
| Item | Cost per Intersection per Year |
| Direct V2X Hardware Maintenance |
$1,641 |
| VRU Detection System Maintenance |
$483 |
| Total Annual Maintenance Costs |
$2,124 |
For vehicles, the costs include:
| Item | Cost per Vehicle |
| V2X Hardware (e.g., On-board Units (OBU)) |
$2,155 |
| Installation |
$495 |
| Maintenance |
$435 per year |
The report also notes that if network V2X is determined to be feasible, deployment costs would be significantly lower. Network V2X would cost approximately $10,529 per intersection compared to $92,600 per intersection for direct V2X, as it would not require VRU detection systems or traffic cabinet upgrades.
Leading in Economically Sustainable Safety with V2X Technology in Oakland County Michigan
The cost to equip one intersection with V2X capabilities is approximately $92,600.
