Introduction

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Icon Sets

Intelligent Transportation Systems

Icons used to identify specific areas of focus under the ITS Strategic Plan

1. Cross Cutting Support

2. Environment

3. Exploratory Research

4. Mobility

5. Policy

6. Safety

7. Short Term Intermodal

8. Success Stories

Illustrations

Connected Vehicles

Illustrations depicting the use, features and future of connected vehicle technology.

1. ITS Strategic Plan Ad

2. Connected Vehicle Head On

3. CV Deployment Plan Tall

4. CV Deployment Plan Short

5. Connected Vehicle Front Side

6. Connected Vehicle Twitter Header

7. Two Connected Vehicles Head On

8. Single Connected Vehicle Head On

9. Two Connected Vehicles Head ON

10. How Connected Vehicles Work

11. Connected Vehicle Side View

12. Abstract Vehicle Collage

13. Connected Stop Light

14. Connect Intersection

15. Anonymous Vehicle Information One

16. Anonymous Vehicle Information Two

17. Connected Vehicle Interoperability

18. Connected Vehicle Application Warnings

19. Connected Vehicle Data Transmission

20. Connected Vehicle Infrastructure Communication

21. Connected Vehicle Single Car White

22. Connected Vehicle Back Side

23. Connected Vehicle Front Side

24. Advantages of Connected Vehicles

25. Connected Vehicle City Background

26. Connected Vehicle Console Warning

27. Multimodal Connected Vehicles

28. Connected Vehicle Dashboard Warning

29. Blind Spot Warning

30. What Is Connectivity

31. Connectivity Offers Potential Solutions

32. There Are Different Types of Connectivity

33. Connectivity Can Provide Additional Data

34. Connectivity In The Real World

35. Connected Automation

36. Emerging Technologies

37. Technologies, Strategies, Policies

38. USDOT Artificial Intelligence

39. ITS JPO Coordination

40. Connected Vehicles

41. All Modes

42. Aviation

43. Electrification

44. Mobility

45. Shipping

46. Truck Train Port

47. What is ITS

48. ITS JPO is a Partnership

Connected Vehicle Pilots

A series of maps of the Connected Vehicle Pilots

1. New York City Department of Transportation

2. Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

3. Wyoming I-80 Corridor

4. Wyoming I-80

5. Connected Vehicle Pilot New York City

6. Connected Vehicle Pilot Tampa

7. Connected Vehicle Pilot Wyoming

Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC)

Illustrations demonstrating the use, advantages, and future of DSRC technology.

1. DSRC vs. Other Technologies

2. DSRC Effective Range

3. 5.9 GHZ Bandwidth

4. Three Vehicles Communicated via DSRC

5. Multiple Messages sent Per Second

6. DSRC in Rain, Fog, & Snow

7. Main and Side Benefits of DSRC

8. DSRC Infrastructure Connection

9. Secure Connections

10. DSRC Receiver

11. Competing Technologies Price Comparison

12. Types of Information DSRC Shares

13. CV Sensors in Different Weather Conditions

14. Information Data Processing and Confirmation

15. Three Secured Connected Vehicles

16. Safety and Security First Priority

17. Information Received via DSRC

18. Connected Vehicles Communicating with Infrastructure

19. Connected Vehicle Detection Limits

20. DSRC Sensor Range

21. Abstract DSRC without Interference

22. Abstract DSRC without Interference

23. Dangers of DSRC Interference

24. Large and Medium Capacity Data Infrastructure

25. Connected Vehicle Privacy

26. Connecte Vehicle Deployment Locations

Infographics

AERIS

Infographics that describe specific ITS technologies that benefit the environment.

1. Eco Approach and Departure

2. Eco Freight Signal Priority

3. Eco Traffic Signal Priority

4. Eco Traffic Signal Timing

5. Eco Transit Approach Priority

Infrastructure

Infographics that demonstrate the benefits of comprehensive ITS technology infrastructure.

1. County Transit System

2. Downtown Traffic Management

3. Downtown Eco Management

4. Dedicated Short Range Communications

5. Rural Traffic Management System

6. Metropolitan Traffic Management System

7. Metropolitan Traffic Congestion Management

8. Productivity Corridor Traffic Management

9. New York City Pilot Infrastructure

10. ICM Speed Harmonization

11. Tampa THEA Pilot Infrastructure

12. Tampa THEA Pilot Infrastructure

13. Multi Modal Wireless Connectivity

14. TMC Freight Carrier Applications

Integrated Corridor Management (ICM)

A series of infographics that demonstrate the benefits of ICM

1. Integrated Corridor Management One

2. Integrated Corridor Management Two

3. Integrated Corridor Management Three

4. Integrated Corridor Management Four

Miscellaneous

Infographics that highlight a wide array of ITS technologies, directives, or statistics.

1. Connected Vehicle Cyber Security

2. ITS JPO Transportation Statistics

3. Five Benefits of Connected Vehicle Technology

4. Predicting the Future of Transportation

5. Training for the Future

6. Transportation and Smart Communities

7. Connected Vehicle Pilots

8. Public Data Hub

9. Connected Automation

10. Traffic Incident

11. Drone Construction Infrastructure

12. Drone Traffic Bridges

Pedestrian and Transit Applications

Infographics that describe ITS technologies that benefits pedestrian and transit safety, mobility, and accessibility.

1. Connection Protection Application

2. Transit Signal Priority

3. Pedestrian in Signalized Crosswalk

4. Transit Connection Priority

5. Transit Signal Priority

6. Dynamic Transit Operations (T-DISP)

Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I)

Infographics that describe specific V2I safety, mobility, security, and economy applications.

1. Road Maintenance Reporting

2. Workzone Infrastructure Warning

3. Stop Gap Assistance Warning

4. Dynamic Speed Harmonization Warning

5. INC-Zone Warning

6. I-SIG

7. Curve Speed Warning

8. FRATIS

9. Smart Truck Parking

10. Bus Curve Speed Warning

11. Bus and Freight Curve Speed Warning

12. Freight Curve Speed Warning

13. Data Capture and Management ICM

14. Data Capture and Management

15. Data Capture and Management Communication

16. Dynamic Ridesharing

17. Red Light Violation Warning

18. Red Light Violation Warning

19. Stop Gap Assistance

20. Workzone Warning

Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V)

Infographics that describe specific V2V safety, mobility, security, and economy applications.

1. Electronic Brake Light Warning

2. Blind Spot Warning

3. RESCUME Safe Speed Warning

4. Do Not Pass Warning

5. Emergency Electronic Brake Warning

6. Forward Collision Warning

7. Forward Collision Warning Condensed

8. Intersection Movement Assistsance

9. Lane Change Blind Spot Warning

10. Left Turn Across Path Warning

11. Pedestrian in Signalized Crosswalk

12. Privacy Information

13. Connected Vehicle Information Privacy

14. Information Privacy

15. Safety for Rail Applications

16. Vehicle Turning Right in Front of Bus

17. Freight Truck Forward Collision Warning

Weather Applications

Infographics that describe specific V2V or V2I technologies that enhance safety, mobility, and accessibility in a variety of weather conditions.

1. Enhanced Maintenance Decision Support System

2. WxT INFO

3. Information and Routing Support for Emergency Responder

4. Enhanced Maintenance Decision Support System

5. Weather Information for Freight Carriers

6. Information for Maintenance Fleet Management

7. Motorist Advisories and Warnings

8. Road Weather Applications

9. Weather Responsive Traffic Management

Leadership

USDOT

Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office Leadership.

1. Brian Cronin, ITS JPO Director

2. Egan Smith, Managing Director

Logos

USDOT

Logos used to identify the United States Department of Transportation agencies, offices and directives.

1. USDOT Logo Color

2. USDOT Logo Black

3. USDOT Logo White

4. USDOT Office of the Secretary of Transportation Logo Color

5. USDOT Office of the Secretary of Transportation Logo Black

6. USDOT Office of the Secretary of Transportation Logo White

Photography

Automated Vehicles

Illustrations depicting the use, features, and future of automated vehicle technology.

1. Automated Vehicle Activation

2. How an Automated Vehicle Works

3. Future Automated Vehicles

4. Automated University Ride Sharing

5. Automated Vehicle Sensors

6. Benefits of Automation

7. Automated Vehicles

8. Automated Vehicles

9. Automated Vehicle

10. Automated Vehicle Highway

11. Inside Smart Bus

12. Intersection Bike

13. Intersection Wheelchair

14. Loading Truck Port

15. Semi Rural

16. Train Intersection

17. Wheat Truck

18. Fast Train

19. Truck Convoy

20. Merging

21. Passenger Car

22. Port

23. Street Car

24. Trucks

25. Automation

26. CARMA Vehicles

27. CARMA Vehicles

28. CARMA Vehicles

Connected Vehicles

Photographs depicting the use, features and future of connected vehicle technology.

1. Single Truck Traveling on Highway

2. Sedan Traveling on Road

3. Connected Vehicles in City Center

4. Connected Vehicle Technology in Town Center

5. Connected Vehicles at Intersection

6. Connected Vehicles Traveling on Highway

7. Connected Intersection

8. Connected Intersection Top-down

9. Busy Connected Intersection

10. Sample Connected Vehicle Applications

11. Eco-lane Platooning

12. Dynamic Road Side Platooning

13. Side View Mirror Warning

14. Rush Hour Connected Vehicle Exit

15. Connected Vehicle Turning at Intersection

16. Freight and Transit Connected Vehicles

17. 5.9Ghz Spectrum Interference

18. Connected Transit Traffic Congestion

19. Connected Vehicle Intersection Stop

20. Connected Vehicle Construction Zone Warning

21. Emergency Electronic Brake Light Warning

22. Connected Vehicle Highway Congestion

23. Connected Vehicle Sedan Downtown

24. Connected Truck and Transit Vehicle

25. Smart Parking Application

26. Connected Vehicles Smart Roadside

27. Connected Vehicles Technology Assessment

28. Connected Vehicles Busy Intersection

29. Connected Transit Train

30. Connected Trolley in Traffic

31. Connected Tram and Freight Vehicle

32. Connected Freight Vehicles Highway

33. Connected Vehicle Weather Application

34. Connected Transit Application

35. Tampa Traffic Congestion

36. Tampa Transit Authority

37. Tampa Downtown Transit

38. Abstract Connected Vehicle Highway

39. CV Construction Zone Warning

40. Types of CV Messages Delivered

41. CV Do Not Pass Dashboard Warning

42. Sample Connected Vehicle Application

43. Connected Vehicle Busy Intersection

44. CV Vehicle Approaching Warning

45. CV Dashboard Collision Alert

46. Connected Freight Carrier

47. Connected Freight Carrier and Car

48. Connected Freight Carrier Highway

Environment

Photographs depicting ITS technologies that apply to connected and automated vehicle and infrastructure ecology benefits.

1. Platooning AERIS Application

2. Gas and Air Pollution

3. Green HOV Lane

4. CV Crash and Traffic Emissions

Infrastructure

Photographs depicting ITS technologies that apply to connected and automated vehicle and infrastructure benefits.

1. Carpool, Taxi and Parking Applications

2. Portable RSE Unit

3. Tampa Expressway Lane Reversal

4. Traffic Management Center Air Quality

5. Traffic Light and Roadside Equipment

6. Connected Traffic Signal

Interoperability

Photographs depicting the Interoperability Demo.

1. Interoperability Demo

2. Interoperability Demo

3. Interoperability Demo

4. Interoperability Demo

5. Interoperability Demo

6. Interoperability Demo

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23. Interoperability Demo

24. Interoperability Demo

Motorcycles

Photographs depicting the use, features and future of motorcycle connected vehicle technologies.

1. Parked Motorcycle with Rider

2. Connected Motorcycle Technology Components

3. Connected Motorcycle Back

4. Connected Motorcycle Front

5. Motorcycle DSM Warning

Pedestrians

Photographs depicting ITS technologies that apply to pedestrian safety, mobility and accessibility.

1. Older Adults Connected Intersection

2. Handicapped Intersection Crossing

3. Handicapped Smart Intersection Crossing

4. Wheelchair Smart Intersection Crossing

5. Wheelchair Connected Phone Crosswalk

6. Pedestrian Smart Phone Technology

7. Connected Intersection Crosswalk

8. Connected Crosswalk Button

9. Tampa Pedestrian Crosswalk

Stock

Stock Photographs depicting ITS technologies.

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29. Source: New York City DOT

30. Source: New York City DOT

31. Source: New York City DOT

32. CARMA Application Template

33. Crowdsourcing for Traffic Management

34. Wheelchair interacting with a bus

35. Bicycle interacting with a vehicle

36. Skateboard interacting with a vehicle

37. Stroller interacting with a vehicle

Storyboards

Connected Vehicles

Storyboards describing the uses and functionality of ITS connected vehicle technology.