1. World Bank Transport Knowledge and Learning Program on ITS Cross Regional Cooperation and Freight and Logistics Applications June 22, 2010 I ntelligent T ransportation S olutions for A merica

2. What are Intelligent Transportation Systems or ITS? Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) are a broad range of communications-based information, control, and electronic technologies.

3. ITS Has Arrived: My Trip To the Airport...

4. Who is ITS America: Public/private partnership representing 400 public and private sector organizations involved in all aspects of ITS research, planning, development, and deployment Headquartered in Washington, DC with 27 regional and state chapters representing 40 states Our Vision: help save lives, time and money and help sustain the environment through broad deployment of interoperable ITS technologies Our Mission: be proactive leaders for all ITS stakeholders promoting collaboration and networking in research, development and design of ITS technologies to accelerate deployment

5. How ITS America Works ITS World Congress and ITS America Annual Meetings Contract with the U.S. DOT Technical forums Public and government affairs Knowledge management International collaboration Standards

6. Scope of the Commercial Vehicle Industry in the U.S. 715,000 Interstate Motor Carriers 7 Million Commercial Drivers 8.8 Million Large Trucks and 32,000 Motor coaches 223 Billion Miles Traveled by Trucks

7. Freight Tonnage Forecast by Mode, 2004-2035 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 2032 2034 Net Freight Tons (in Billions) Truck Rail Water Other Air Source: Global Insight, Inc., TRANSEARCH, 2004

10. 10 America’s Transportation Challenges are also Freight / Supply Chain Challenges! Safety: Annual toll - 6 million traffic crashes, 40,000 fatalities, 2.5 million injuries. Cost to society exceeds $230 billion Congestion: Traffic delays cost taxpayers at least $78 billion per year, limiting mobility, productivity & economic growth Gas Prices: Unstable, need “energy independence” Environment: Transportation accounts for nearly 1/3 rd of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions Infrastructure: Estimates are that we should be investing $225 billion or more annually Financing: Gas tax unsustainable, new revenues needed

11. Examples of ITS for Commercial Vehicles Virtual Weigh Stations & Wireless Inspection/Credentialing Electronic Tolling Onboard Safety Systems –Integrated Vehicle Based Safety Systems –Onboard Monitoring System Smart Parking Systems Smart Roadside Program –Multi-modal, multi-agency data sharing to Manage the flow of commercial vehicle traffic Help prevent and respond to crashes & other incidents Focus enforcement resources on high-risk carriers, vehicles, and drivers Reduce unnecessary delay for commercial vehicles, and thereby improve associated energy consumption and emissions

13. Onboard Safety Systems Roll Stability Control Single Systems (Currently available) Integrated Systems (Not in Market Yet) Electronic Stability Control Lateral Drift Warning Tire Pressing Monitoring Forward Collision Warning w/wo ACC Lane Change/Merge Brake Stroke Monitoring Rear Signaling System Integrated Vehicle-Based Safety System Onboard Monitoring System Safety Belts Single Systems (Not in Market Yet) Enhanced Camera Video Imaging System Collision Mitigation System Integrated Systems (Currently Available)

14. Integrated Vehicle-Based Safety System (IVBSS) 2 3 1 1 2 3 Lateral Drift Warning System Forward Collision Warning System Lane Change/Merge Warning System

15. SmartPark Demonstrate technology for conveying real- time information on parking availability to truckers on the highway Demonstrate technology for conveying real- time information on parking availability to truckers on the highway

16. Smart Roadside Vision Commercial vehicles, motor carriers, enforcement resources, highway facilities and key nodes on the freight system (ports and terminals, international border crossings, toll plazas, weigh stations, and other check points) share data in order to: –Manage the flow of commercial vehicle traffic –Help prevent and respond to crashes and other incidents –Focus enforcement resources on high-risk carriers, vehicles, and drivers –Reduce unnecessary delay for commercial vehicles, and thereby improve associated energy consumption and emissions

17. What Works for a Successful ITS Deployment in Freight Management A strong business case Vision Leadership Tenacity