Texas Connected Freight Corridors: A Sustainable Connected Vehicle Deployment

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U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Office of Operations
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20590

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Table of Contents

[ Cover Page ]

Project Narrative
	Introduction
	Vision, Goals, and Objectives
	Project Description
	Proposed Technology Description
Description of Real World Issues
	Challenges in Texas
Description of Geographic Area and Transportation System
	Alignment with USDOT ATCMTD Focus Areas
	Alignment with USDOT Goals
Deployment Plan and Program Description
	Description of Long-Term O&M
	Description of System Performance Measures
	Description of Benefits
	Partnering Plan
	Plan to Leverage Regional Technology Investments
	Plan to Leverage USDOT ITS or Technology Initiatives
	Description of Regulatory, Legislative, or Institutional Obstacles to Deployment
Staffing and Organization Plan
	Description of Lead Entity
	Team Partners
	Description of the Organization of Staffing
	Staffing Description
Statement of Work
	Task 1: Planning and High Level Design
	Task 2: Detailed Design, Build, and Test
	Task 3: Maintain and Operate
	Project Schedule
	Deliverables
Appendix A - Transmittal Letter
Appendix B - Resumes

List of Figures

Figure 1	Population Growth for Texas Triangle — 2040.
Figure 2	Projected Total Freight Tonnage, 2040.
Figure 3	Site Map.
Figure 4	Texas Team Structure.

List of Tables

Table 1.	Statewide Reportable Motor Vehicle Crashes and Fatalities Involving Commercial Motor Vehicle.
Table 2.	Proposed CV Applications, Needs, and Maturity.
Table 3.	Texas Connected Freight Corridors Support of USDOT Priorities.
Table 4.	Texas Connected Freight Corridors Support of ATCMTD Goals.
Table 5.	Proposed CV Applications, Needs, and Performance Measures.
Table 6.	Deliverables to USDOT.