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- Chicago
- September 28, 2012
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3
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- Assess DOT business practice impacts
- Focus on direct impacts of CV applications
- Use USDOT estimates for costs
- Quantify the costs and benefits
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- Identify Connected Vehicle (CV) Applications
- Select Case Study Sites
- Conduct Structured Interviews
- Document Impacts on DOTs
- Prepare Deployment Plan Template
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- 11 apps could improve safety
- 7 apps could enhance mobility
- 3 apps could supply better data
- 2 apps could lower costs
- Pothole Detection
- Pavement Condition Monitor
- 2 apps could increase revenue
- VMT-Based User Fees
- HOT Lanes
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6
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- Virginia
- Emphasizes a benefit-driven approach addressing a specific mobility
challenge
- Maricopa County
- Emphasizes how to lower effective cost by levering planned deployments
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- Deployment strategies
- Estimated deployment costs
- Impacts on DOT operations
- Data to support estimates of safety and mobility impacts
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- Direct Benefit-Cost Impacts
- Equipment maintenance
- Traffic data collection
- Roadside signage
- Pavement monitoring
- Indirect Benefit-Cost Impacts resulting from
- Decreased crashes
- Increased mobility
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- Planning the geographic deployment
- Planning the application deployment
- Leveraging synergies between applications
- Estimate/present
- costs & benefits
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10
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- Cost Categories
- System costs
- Apps costs
- Benefit Categories
- Impacts on DOT operations
- Safety impacts
- Mobility impacts
- Environmental impacts
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- Time horizons
- Discount rates
- Vehicle device market penetration
- Safety impacts
- Etc.
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12
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13
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- How to identify and bundle applications
- How to sequence deployments over time and geographically
- How to estimate deployment costs
- How to estimate deployment benefits
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15
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- Concise outreach materials
- Discuss CV impacts to the DOT
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