Establishment of a Program to Support the Research, Development, and Deployment of Cooperative Vehicle-Highway Automation Systems (The Phoenix Project)

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General Information
Solicitation Number: 140
Status: End Solicitation Phase
Date Posted: Jul 01, 2002
Last Updated: Jul 11, 2005
Solicitation Expires:
Partners: CA, FL, GADOT, IL, MDOT SHA, MN, MO, NY, UT, WA
Lead Organization: California Department of Transportation
Financial Summary
Suggested Contribution:
Commitment Start Year: 2000
Commitment End Year: 2008
100% SP&R Approval: Not Requested
Commitments Required: $0.00
Commitments Received: $150,000.00
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Nathan Newell
nathan.newell@dot.ca.gov
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Robert Ferlis
Robert.Ferlis@dot.gov
Phone: 202-493-3268
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name Contact Number Email Address
California Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00 Hassan Aboukhadijeh Osama Elhamshary Osama_Elhamshary@dot.ca.gov
Florida Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Georgia Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Illinois Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2001 $25,000.00 Michael Zezeski Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2002 $25,000.00 Michael Zezeski Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Minnesota Department of Transportation 2004 $100,000.00 Lisa Jansen 651-366-3779 lisa.jansen@state.mn.us
Missouri Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
New York State Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Utah Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00 Daniel Hsiao 801-386-4929 dhsiao@utah.gov
Washington State Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00

Objectives

Within national Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) activities, the long-term planning, research, development, and deployment of the next generation of surface transportation system has not been fully considered. Complex challenges related to traffic congestion, safety and environmental impact are not being adequately addressed and can no longer be solved by traditional highway technologies, or even by deploying mainstream ITS. These challenges threaten to adversely affect the ability of transportation infrastructure operators to provide for the mobility of people and goods. One ITS area that has the potential to significantly alleviate these more complex challenges is Cooperative Vehicle-Highway Automation Systems (CVHAS). Please see www.cvhas.org for more details.

Comments

Active. Study on National Highway Automation is currently being done in Illinois. This Chicago study (Chicago Automated Busway and Chicago Automated Freight Movement study) will look to automate buses and trucks in the Chicago lakefront area. (2/5/02)

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Establishment of a Program to Support the Research, Development, and Deployment of Cooperative Vehicle-Highway Automation Systems (The Phoenix Project)

General Information
Solicitation Number: 140
Status: End Solicitation Phase
Date Posted: Jul 01, 2002
Last Updated: Jul 11, 2005
Solicitation Expires:
Partners: CA, FL, GADOT, IL, MDOT SHA, MN, MO, NY, UT, WA
Lead Organization: California Department of Transportation
Financial Summary
Suggested Contribution:
Commitment Start Year: 2000
Commitment End Year: 2008
100% SP&R Approval: Not Requested
Commitments Required: $0.00
Commitments Received: $150,000.00
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Nathan Newell
nathan.newell@dot.ca.gov
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Robert Ferlis
Robert.Ferlis@dot.gov
Phone: 202-493-3268
Commitments by Organizations
Agency Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name Contact Number Email Address
California Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00 Hassan Aboukhadijeh Osama Elhamshary Osama_Elhamshary@dot.ca.gov
Florida Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Georgia Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Illinois Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2001 $25,000.00 Michael Zezeski Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2002 $25,000.00 Michael Zezeski Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Minnesota Department of Transportation 2004 $100,000.00 Lisa Jansen 651-366-3779 lisa.jansen@state.mn.us
Missouri Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
New York State Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00
Utah Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00 Daniel Hsiao 801-386-4929 dhsiao@utah.gov
Washington State Department of Transportation 2000 $0.00

Objectives

Within national Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) activities, the long-term planning, research, development, and deployment of the next generation of surface transportation system has not been fully considered. Complex challenges related to traffic congestion, safety and environmental impact are not being adequately addressed and can no longer be solved by traditional highway technologies, or even by deploying mainstream ITS. These challenges threaten to adversely affect the ability of transportation infrastructure operators to provide for the mobility of people and goods. One ITS area that has the potential to significantly alleviate these more complex challenges is Cooperative Vehicle-Highway Automation Systems (CVHAS). Please see www.cvhas.org for more details.

Comments

Active. Study on National Highway Automation is currently being done in Illinois. This Chicago study (Chicago Automated Busway and Chicago Automated Freight Movement study) will look to automate buses and trucks in the Chicago lakefront area. (2/5/02)

No document attached.

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