Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

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The Cost for Stage 2 Implementation of a Next Generation Adaptive Traffic Management System was Estimated to be $14,788,590 in El Paso County.

The City of Colorado Springs has leveraged U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) SMART Grant funding to launch Stage 1 of a next-generation adaptive traffic management system from August 2023-…
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08/27/2025

A fiber optic communications network supporting traffic operations on a 17 mile section of US-24 in Colorado was estimated to cost $2.5 million.

As part of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Smart Mobility Plan, CDOT started construction on a fiber optic backhaul in Colorado Springs to improve real-time access to traffic-…
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03/13/2019

The city of Colorado Springs, Colorado spent about $5.6 million to replace in-pavement loops with video detection at 420 intersections.

In April 2001, the city of Colorado Springs, Colorado began the process of replacing in-pavement loops with video detection at 420 intersections. With an average of 24 loops per intersection, the…
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01/05/2005

In Colorado Springs, the Adaptive Traffic Management System Using Radar, LiDAR, Video Analytics, and “Digital Twin” of Intersection Operations Estimated Reductions in Traffic Delay Up to 23.7 percent.

METHODOLOGY Stage 1 of the SMART Grant project had extensive field testing conducted at both permanent sensorized intersections and through National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL)…
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08/28/2025
Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Traffic Signal Control (TM03)