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Average per state start-up costs for electronic credentialing (EC) was estimated at $1.35 million; average annual O&M was estimated at $250,000 per state.

Average per state start-up costs for CVISN safety information exchange (SIE) was estimated at $680,000; average annual O&M was $74,000 per state.

Truck driver credentialing system at three Virginia terminals cost $7.5 million.

"Thermal Eye" van and equipment for screening of commercial vehicles cost $500,000.

Planning-level studies indicate that an effective combination of ICM strategies can be implemented for $7.5 Million per year (annualized capital and O&M).

An Integrated Safety and Security Enforcement System (ISSES) was installed on I-75 near London, Kentucky at a cost of $350,000. Subsequent installations in the State of Kentucky were $500,000.

Startup costs were $275 and annual recurring costs were $125 for 38 companies enrolled in electronic credentialing.

TMC central hardware costs can exceed $200,000 if regional communications and system integration are required.

Based on data from Maryland and Kentucky, the costs to deploy a CVISN electronic credentialing system ranges from $464,802 to $935,906.

Weigh station electronic screening systems can be deployed with basic ($150,000) or advanced functions ($780,000).