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International Survey of Best Practices in Connected and Automated Vehicle Technologies 2013 UPDATE International Survey of Best Practices in Connected and Automated Vehicle Technologies 2013 UPDATE August, 2013 This document is a product of the Center for Automotive Research under a State Planning and Research Grant administered by the Michigan Department of Transportation. INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF BEST PRACTICES IN CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................... 6 Conclusions and Recommendations ..................................................................................................... 6 Common Funding Options .............................................................................................................. 6 Other Important Factors for Successful Programs .......................................................................... 6 I. Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 7 Previous Work ...................................................................................................................................... 7 2013 Update .......................................................................................................................................... 7 What Is New? ........................................................................................................................................ 7 New Projects ................................................................................................................................... 8 Updated Projects ............................................................................................................................. 8 Automated Vehicle Projects ........................................................................................................... 8 Onwards ................................................................................................................................................ 9 II. Connected Vehicle Efforts in North America ...................................................................................... 10 U.S. National-Level Projects .............................................................................................................. 11 Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot .................................................................................................... 11 PrePass for Commercial Vehicles ................................................................................................. 13 Automated Vehicle Activities ....................................................................................................... 13 California ............................................................................................................................................ 14 Caltrans and PATH Activities ...................................................................................................... 14 Safe and Efficient Travel through Innovation and Partnerships in the 21st Century (SAFE TRIP- 21) ................................................................................................................................................. 16 Mobile Millennium ....................................................................................................................... 16 Private Sector Connected Vehicle Activities ................................................................................ 17 California Automated Vehicle Activities ...................................................................................... 17 Arizona ................................................................................................................................................ 17 Arizona E-VII Program................................................................................................................. 17 Maricopa County Activities .......................................................................................................... 17 Colorado .............................................................................................................................................. 18 National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Activities ................................................... 18 Denver Test Bed ........................................................................................................................... 19 Florida ................................................................................................................................................. 19 Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (FTE) Activities ............................................................................ 19 ITS World Congress Roadside Unit Deployment ......................................................................... 20 Minnesota ............................................................................................................................................ 21 Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) Activities ................................................... 21 MnPass Program ........................................................................................................................... 21 SM IntelliDrive for Safety, Mobility, and User Fees (ISMUF) ....................................................... 21 Federal Funding for Projects ......................................................................................................... 22 Cooperative Intersection Collision Avoidance System (CICAS) ................................................. 22 Montana .............................................................................................................................................. 22 Western Transportation Institute (WTI) Activities ....................................................................... 22 New York ............................................................................................................................................ 23 New York World Congress VII Test Bed ..................................................................................... 23 Commercial Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (CVII) ................................................................ 23 Tennessee ............................................................................................................................................ 23 Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Activities ..................................................................... 23 2 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION & THE CENTER FOR AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF BEST PRACTICES IN CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES Texas ................................................................................................................................................... 24 Autonomous Intersection Management ........................................................................................ 24 Virginia ............................................................................................................................................... 24 Virginia Connected Test Bed ........................................................................................................ 24 Virginia Tech Transportation Institute Activities ......................................................................... 24 University of Virginia Center for Transportation Studies Activities ............................................ 26 Canada................................................................................................................................................. 27 ITS for Rapid Bus Service ............................................................................................................ 27 Commercial Vehicle Border Wait Time Project ........................................................................... 28 III. Connected Vehicle Efforts in Asia and Oceania ................................................................................. 30 Japan ................................................................................................................................................... 30 History of ITS in Japan ................................................................................................................. 30 ITS Spot Service ........................................................................................................................... 31 Driving Safety Support Systems (DSSS), Advanced Safety Vehicle (ASV), and Smartway ...... 32 Start ITS from Kanagawa, Yokohama (SKY) Project .................................................................. 34 Carwings Project ........................................................................................................................... 34 Unmanned Vehicle Technology Testing ...................................................................................... 35 China ................................................................................................................................................... 35 Star Wings Project ........................................................................................................................ 35 New Traffic Information System Model Project .........................................................................
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