1. Connected Automated Vehicles
Implications for a National Transportation Operations Vision
Missouri Traffic and Safety Conference
September 29, 2017
Office of Operations
1200 New Jersey Avenue SE
Washington, DC

2. Emergence of Connected Automated Vehicles

3. Connected Vehicle Technology
Sources: Federal Highway Administration

4. Affiliated Testbed “Network”
Sources: Federal Highway Administration

5. Source: Federal Highway Administration

6. Connected Vehicle Reference Implementation Architecture (CVRIA)
CV Applications
Environmental
Mobility
Safety
Sources: Federal Highway Administration

7. Connected Vehicle – Example Safety Applications
V2V Safety Applications
Forward Collision Warning
FCW
Emergency Electronic Brake Light
EEBL
Blind Spot/Lane Change Warning
BSW/LCW
Do Not Pass Warning
DNPW
Intersection Movement Assist
IMA
Left Turn Assist
LTA
V2l Safety Applications
Curve Speed Warning
CSW
Red Light Violation Warning
RLVW
Spot Weather Information Warning
SWIW
Reduced Speed Zone Warning
RSZW
Stop Sign Gap Assist
SSGA
Smart Roadside
SRI
Transit Pedestrian Warning

8. 6/26/2018
Architecture Reference for Cooperative & Intelligent Transportation (ARC-IT)
Regional Architecture Development tool for ITS
Systems Engineering Tool for ITS

9. Automated Vehicles

10. Automated Vehicle Sensing Technologies
Source: USDOT ITS JPO
Source: Brian Solis, Altimeter

11. Levels of Vehicle Automation
Source: Mike Lemanski

12. Automation: Human-Machine Transition
Source: Rajesh Ramanujam, NetSpeed Systems

13. “How Many Cars May be Fully ‘Autonomous’ by 2030?”
Source: McKinsey & Company

14. “Roadmap to Full Autonomy”
Source: Nickerman Strategic Advisors

15. CAV Research

16. Federal Automated Vehicle Policy

17. Transportation Agency Readiness Progression
Operations Program CAV Integration
Local Lab & Field Testing
National Community Involvement
Internal CAV Awareness, Engagement, Training
Operations RD & Innovation Integration
System & Strategic Program Planning
Systems Engineering & Architecture Discipline
Traffic Operations & Safety Program Commitment

18. Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, 2016
Source: Gartner, Inc. 18

19. Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, 2017
Source: Gartner, Inc.

20. Electrification
Source: Nikola Motor Company

21. Infrastructure Connectivity
Source: ASCE

22. Agriculture
Source: John Deere, Tractor Implement Automation

23. Distributed Micro-Manufacturing (“3-D Printing”)
Source: MX3D, Amsterdam

24. Convergence
Source: Don Tapscott

25. Resources and Opportunities