1	Smart Roadside Initiative (SRI) Overview Jonathan Mueller Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Connected Vehicle Truck Safety Meeting Chicago, IL August 4, 2011
2	What is the Smart Roadside Initiative?
3	What is the Smart Roadside Initiative
4	How are Applications Deployed? Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVISN) Core Requirements (SAFETEA-LU, Section 4126) Exchange of Safety Information Electronic Screening Electronic Credentialing Expanded CVISN defines Smart Roadside Enhanced exchange of information Virtual Weigh Stations License plate/DOT# readers
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6	Current Phase
7	Application Analysis and Assessment of Existing Equipment Identify projects and systems that will contribute to the SRI framework. Activities: Assessment of state CVISN and IT deployments Assessment of existing FMCSA roadside IT systems Research Projects Literature Review – current and historical studies, programs, field tests Definition of relationship between SRI and current vehicle to infrastructure research being conducted by DOT
8	Concept of Operations Identifying Entities on the Road Sharing Information – establishing a common framework Enhanced Electronic Screening – attended and unattended Integrating Public-and Private-Sector Data Streamlined/Accelerated Inspections – Wireless Roadside Inspections and traditional inspections Performance-Based Standards and an Architecture
9	SRI Prototype System Requirements Architecture Component Level Design Prototype Development and Test Build and Install Prototype Prototype Field Testing Documentation
10	Next Steps/Goals Strategic goals for CVISN/SRI by 2016 All States Core CVISN compliant 50% of States deploying Expanded CVISN applications
11	Stakeholder Outreach Critical to involve CMV community throughout research Trucking conferences Webinars Workshops Web site: SmartRoadsideInitiative.com
12	Contact Information Chris Flanigan FMCSA 202-385-2384 chris.flanigan@dot.gov Tom Kearney FHWA 518-431-4125 ext. 218 tom.kearney@dot.gov