1. Florida Department of Transportation District 4 TSM&O Program Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS) Installation in South Broward County ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County Financial Project Number(s): 429687-1-52-01 Federal Aid Project Number(s): 8887-962A Contract Number: E4M79 PRESENTATION ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

2. Provide citizens with an overview of the ATMS Installation in Southern Broward County and it’s link to the Transportation System Management and Operations program (TSM&O). Provide public with an understanding of project benefits. Raise awareness of construction schedule and impacts. Facilitate coordination between the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and impacted municipalities. Provide contact information for FDOT Design Project Manager, Melissa Ackert & Vladimir Velasco and Construction Public Information Officer, Dayana Iglesias. Meeting Objectives ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

3. TSM&O is a new program within FDOT. It is based on measuring performance, actively managing the multimodal transportation network and delivering positive safety and mobility outcomes to the traveling public in South Florida. Intelligence Transportation Systems (ITS) devices are the main components of any TSM&O approach. TSM&O and ATMS Concepts ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

4. TSM&O Program Objectives Improving efficiency of the existing transportation network through: Performance monitoring. Active arterial management. Integrating freeway management with arterial management. Incident management on arterials and freeways. ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

5. ATMS in Broward County Partnerships: FDOT District Four. Broward County MPO. Broward County Traffic Engineering Division. All municipalities within the project boundary. ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

6. -Hallandale Beach Boulevard -Hollywood/Pines Boulevard -US-1 -Pembroke Road ATMS in Broward County ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County TSM&O Systems: Freeway(I-95). Arterial.

7. Congestion Relief Reducing delays Increasing average travel speed Increasing trip reliability Environmental Benefit Reducing fuel consumption Reducing emissions Improved Safety Reducing accidents caused by congestion, speed differential and sudden land changing Reducing in secondary accidents TSM&O Benefits ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

8. Benefits Increase motorists awareness of travel time and vehicular incidents. Improve incident response time through early detection. Data collected used to adjust traffic signals to improve timing and flow of traffic. Construction Timeline Summer 2013 - Fall 2014 Cost: $5.3 million Contractor: World Fiber Technologies, Inc. Lane Closures: The project team will coordinate construction to have limited impact on the communities surrounding and within the project limits. When lane closures do occur, the project team will provide advanced notice to the impacted communities. TSM&O in Southern Broward County ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

9. Total Project Components 21 miles of fiber optic communication infrastructure. 42 Traffic Monitoring Cameras. 4 Arterial Dynamic Message Signs (ADMS). 15 Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS). 15 Travel Time System (TTS) readers. TSM&O in Southern Broward County ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

10. ATMS in Southern Broward County Devices Arterial DMS BlueTOAD Travel Time System (BlueTooth Origin And Destination) ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

11. ATMS in Southern Broward County Devices Traffic Monitoring Camera and Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensor on a Pole ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County

12. Project Area -Hollywood/Pines Boulevard from NW 142 nd Avenue to South 28 th Avenue -Hallandale Beach Boulevard from SR-7 to Three Islands Boulevard ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County -US-1 from Miami-Dade County Line to Hollywood Boulevard -Pembroke Road from I-95 to US-1

13. City of Hallandale Beach ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County Project Components 6 miles of fiber optic communication infrastructure. 13 Traffic MonitoringCameras.(CCTV) (not to be confused with Red Light Running Cameras) 4 Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensor (MVDS ). 7 Travel Time System (TTS) reader; BlueTOAD.

14. City of Hallandale Beach ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County Project Status All underground infrastructure is complete. 75% of Fiber Optic Cable has been installed. 25% of CCTVs completed. 100% of MVDS. 100% of ADMS. All ATMS device testing is anticipated to be completed by June 22 Anticipated Project Completion Date is July 22.

15. Contact Information Melissa Ackert, P.E. & Vladimir Velasco, E.I. FDOT Design Project Manager 954-777-4156 Melissa.Ackert@dot.state.fl.us Vladimir.Velasco@dot.state.fl.us Dayana Iglesias Project Public Information Officer 954-940-7585 Diglesias@corradino.com For more information visit www.d4fdot.com/bcfdot/home.asp ATMS Deployment in Southern Broward County