Emerging Transportation Technologies in Virginia Ken Earnest Assistant Division Administrator Operations Division

Advancement of Roadside Technologies 2 I-95 Express Lanes (29 miles) will open in early 2015 I-66 Active Traffic Management (ATM) system will be operational in early 2015 I-77 Fancy Gap Mountain will have an Active Traffic and Safety Management System with Variable Speed Limits by the end of 2015 Existing Connected Vehicle test bed in Northern Virginia will be expanded further west on I-66 New funding in six year program for deployment of CCTV cameras and DMS on key interstate routes Continued expansion of fiber optic resource sharing routes

3 Fiber Optic Resource Sharing Program Background VDOT’s Fiber Optic Resource Sharing program allows communications providers to install fiber infrastructure on limited-access right-of-way In exchange, the provider allows VDOT to use a number of fibers to support its Operations Program VDOT currently has agreements with 16 communications providers with access to 3,200 miles of fiber

Statewide TOC & ATMS Services Contract 4 Statewide contract provides comprehensive, performance-based services: o TOC Floor Operations o ITS Field Maintenance o Safety Service Patrol Operations o Statewide ATMS Solution and Technology Support o Program Management and Governance o General Support Services Contract awarded to Serco July 1, 2013, includes a team of subcontractors Six year base term with three, 2 year renewals (replaced 11 separate contracts) All operational services have been successfully transitioned in all 5 Regions Phased implementation for ATMS platform (Platform as a Service) o Salem and Staunton TOCs end of July 2014 o Richmond TOC this fall o NOVA and Hampton Roads TOCs summer 2015