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ITS Strategic Plan

Dive into the strategic planning process, trends, and insights of ITS at U.S. DOT. Explore mission, goals, and focus areas such as safety, mobility, environment, and partnerships for a cutting-edge transportation system.

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ITS Strategic Plan

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  1. ITS Strategic Plan Shelley Row Director, ITS Joint Program Office Research and Innovative Technology Administration U.S. Department of Transportation

  2. ITS Strategic Planning Process • Trends • Interview ITS Advisory Committee members • Interview USDOT modal staff • JPO staff input • End state visioning • Opportunities • Barriers • Draft mission, goals and focus areas • Gathering input

  3. Mission & Goal Areas • JPO’s mission is to lead the creation & demonstration of intelligent technology solutions to achieve the safest & best performing surface transportation system in the world. • Goal Areas • Safety • Mobility • Environment • 21st Century Institutions, Innovations, and Partnerships

  4. ITS Strategic Plan Observations of the ITS Within USDOT • Specific ITS applications are moving forward through leadership in the modal administrations (FHWA, FTA, FMCSA, NHTSA) • Signal systems • Freeway & traffic incident management • Transit management • CVISN • ITS program should focus on a few high-leverage issues • Potential for significant pay off at a national scale • Issues that transcend a single mode

  5. Goal: Safety Achieve measurable reduction in crashes, injuries, fatalities, and the associated economic costs Challenge: Reduce 90% of all crashes, injuries, and fatalities by 2029 Focus: • Intelligent Vehicle – Create capability for all vehicles to have 360 degree awareness of hazards, and communicate appropriately with drivers to prevent crashes

  6. Goal: Mobility Achieve measurable improvements in mobility, system performance, and economic productivity through research & demonstration of ITS technology • Focus: • Realize complete transportation system visibility • Real time data on all roads, all modes, all the time • To enable performance measurement across the transportation system • To catalyze the development of applications to optimize network performance • To enable delivery of end-to-end transportation information for trip planning (personal & business)

  7. Goal: Mobility Achieve measurable improvements in mobility, system performance, and economic productivity through research & demonstration of ITS technology • Focus: • Integrated electronic payment systems • Enable seamless payment processing • Provide complete trip payment • Integrate parking, transit, congestion pricing, tolling

  8. Goal: Environment/Energy Achieve improvement in air quality and reductions in fuel consumption Challenge: Reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions by 40% by 2029 Focus: • Conduct research to understand relationship between technology-enabled congestion reduction & safety improvement with environmental impacts (carbon footprint & fuel efficiency)

  9. Goal: 21st Century Institutions, Innovations, and Partnerships Foster new institutional relationships to accelerate use of technologies in transportation Focus: • Research new public-private partnerships to improve the deployment and use of ITS technologies in transportation • Examine innovative financing models to foster use of ITS technologies in transportation • Identify and research solutions to address institutional barriers in the use of ITS technologies in transportation

  10. ITS Joint Program Office Roles Federal roles can range from: • Science • Basic R&D • Applied R&D • Technology Transfer to commercialization • Operational Demonstration • Deployment Appropriate roles will vary based on focus area Roles are under discussion & development

  11. ITS Strategic Plan Other Activities: • Look to the next generation technology solutions • Leverage worldwide research • Support the basics • Architecture • Standards • Professional Capacity Building • Information Clearinghouse

  12. ITSStrategic Plan Next Steps • Comments on mission, goal and focus areas • Further Development • Description of focus areas • Objectives for each focus area • Develop metrics for each objective • Clarify Federal role • Develop an action plan • Gather input and refine • Publish the updated Program Plan • Update on current program status • New section on the Strategic Vision and Action Plan

  13. ITS Strategic Plan • Comments?

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