ADOT/MCDOT Arizona Connected Vehicle Program Expansion
Description
Arizona Department of Transportation and Maricopa County Department of Transportation in collaboration with University of Arizona and others partnered together to develop the Arizona Connected Vehicle Program. This test bed includes all signalized intersections within the Anthem Community including the I–17/Daisy Mountain Drive Interchange. Multi Modal Intelligent Traffic Signal System (MMITSS) was selected as the signal priority/optimization system that operates in a connected vehicle environment to service all modes of transportation, including passenger vehicles, transit, emergency vehicles, freight fleets, bicycles and pedestrians. This project will expand connected vehicle applications along the existing test bed. New applications may include but are not limited to audible pedestrian times for walk/don't walk that are dependent upon pedestrian's location, freight priority, transit priority, work zone enhancements, incident alerting, data archive improvements, and overall testbed expansion including additional intersections and ADOT I–17 interchanges in the region.
Status: Planned
Timeframe: SHORT
Services
| CVO06–ADOT Freight Signal Priority |
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| PT09–Arizona Transit Signal Priority |
| SU01–Arizona Connected Veh Sys Monitoring and Management |
| SU05–Arizona Location and Time Services |
| SU08–Connected Vehicle Security and Credentials Management |
| SU09–Device Certification and Enrollment (Instance 1) |
| TM04–Arizona Connected Vehicle Traffic Signal System |
| VS03–Arizona Connected Vehicle Situational Awareness |
| VS04–Arizona V2V Special Vehicle Alert |