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Invest in Digital/Smart Infrastructure, Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure, and Policies and Regulations for Successful Deployment of Intelligent Mobility Strategies.

Invest in digital/smart infrastructure, electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, and policies and regulations for successful deployment of intelligent mobility strategies. For example,…
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04/30/2023

Machine Learning Assessment of Traffic Signals Coupled With a Ranking Algorithm That Relies on Probe Vehicle Data Can Help Agencies Identify Intersections for Signal Retiming.

Monitor traffic signal performance in real-time. In this project, signal ranking results were calculated utilizing historic traffic data from September 2021. To more accurately represent the current…
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Date Posted
01/31/2023

Tennessee Study Found Work Zone Intrusion Alert (WZIA) Technologies Using Cone Mountable Sensor Lamps Were Most Applicable for Long-Term Stationary Work Zones.

The report presents the following recommendations on suitable use cases for three selected WZIA technologies based on multicriteria analysis consisting of capital cost, performance accuracy, safety…
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08/25/2021

Experiences from truck parking information system pilot demonstrate that detectors must be properly oriented to the roadway and should be calibrated daily to maintain high detector accuracy.

Some of the challenges, constraints and drawbacks of the project’s approach are described in the lessons below. Infrastructure Limitations Detectors Detector accuracy is heavily dependent upon…
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08/30/2018

Recognize that the Smart InfraRed Inspection System has promise for increasing productivity of inspection personnel but not yet ready for national deployment due to lack of accuracy in flagging commercial vehicles with potential defects.

During the course of the field operational test (FOT), 413 commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) were given a North American Standard (NAS) Level-1 inspection. Of those 413 CMVs, 384 were subjected to a…
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10/27/2011

Connected Vehicle System Deployment Costs are Estimated at $3,000 to $5,000 per Roadside Unit and $2,000 to $3,000 per Onboard Unit with Existing System Upgrade Costs Estimated at More Than $20,000 per Location.

Deploying Connected Vehicle (CV) technology requires new roadside and vehicle equipment as well as upgrades to existing infrastructure. A phased rollout that begins with assessing current assets can…
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09/25/2025