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Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP) Deployed in Seminole County, Florida Led to Average Response Time Reductions of 90 Seconds and Saves an Estimated $200,000 Annually

METHODOLOGY This case study considered response time results pre-and-post pilot launch. Once the pilot launched, FDOT spent nearly a year of testing and refining to produce a product that addressed…
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Benefit
Date Posted
09/26/2025
Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Emergency Vehicle Preemption (PS03)
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Seminole County

Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP) Deployment in Seminole County, Florida Cost $1,384,473 to Equip Emergency Vehicles and Upgrade Traffic Signal Controllers

Florida DOT and Seminole County upgraded to dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) enabled EVP system to improve functionality in congested areas. The overall cost for this upgraded system was…
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System Cost
Made Public Date
09/26/2025
Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Emergency Vehicle Preemption (PS03)
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Seminole County
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