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County Road Association of MI – 2019 Highway Conference • March 13th • 2019
Michigan DOTAV Support Activities
Collin Castle (MDOT)
Michigan Traffic Deaths
*Image Courtesy of Michigan Traffic Crash Facts: Statewide 2017Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning
Infrastructure Support of Automated Vehicles
❑ Digital Infrastructure❑ Surveying / Digital Mapping
❑ Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Connection
❑ SPaT
❑ Traveler Info
❑ V2I Applications
❑ Physical Infrastructure❑ Pavement Markings
❑ Roadway Signage
❑ Geometric Design
❑ Regulatory Frameworks❑ Senate Bills/Public Acts
Open Invitation: Michigan’s
Legislation
Mike Kowall (R-White Lake), Primary Sponsor
Research is in Full ForceEliminates “test only” restriction
Confidence for researchers
Mike Kowall (R-White Lake), Primary Sponsor
Open for TransportPlatooning of commercial vehicles
Supporting the military, large shipping or logistics companies
Mike Kowall (R-White Lake), Primary Sponsor
A New Way to RideAutomated vehicle networks connected to consumers
Creates array of travel options for consumers
Mike Kowall (R-White Lake), Primary Sponsor
State of Michigan SupportCouncil on Future Mobility reports to the legislature annually; recommends new laws or revisions are needed
What new policies would help enhance safety, mobility and the state’s economy through this technology
Mike Kowall (R-White Lake), Primary Sponsor
Supports ManufacturersProvides specific standards for SAVE projects
Vehicle networks started and controlled by vehicle manufacturers
Rebekah Warren (D-Ann Arbor), Primary Sponsor
World Class DestinationCreates the American Center for Mobility (ACM)
The mission of the ACM is still evolving and will include vehicle testing in real world conditions
MDOT CAV Program Overview
DEVELOPING THE PROGRAM
▪ Development of a CAV Strategic Plan
▪ Development of an infrastructure deployment plan and Concept of Operations
▪ Development of Network Best Practice/Policy Document
▪ Development of CV Design Guidelines
▪ Enhance Standards
▪ Enhance Maintenance requirements
2017 Connected and Automated Vehicle ProgramStrategic Plan
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Strategic Plan Overview
GOALS OF THE PLAN
▪ Articulate vision and mission of the program
▪ Define program goals and strategies
▪ Create linkages between strategies and existing/planned tactical actions
▪ Identify gaps in actions where more is needed to reach goals
Goal 1: Serve as a national model to catalyze CAV deployment
Goal 2: Establish Foundational systems to support wide-scale CAV deployment
Goal 3: Make Michigan the go-to state for CAV research and development
Goal 4: Accelerate CAV benefits to users
Goal 5: Exploit mutual benefit opportunities between CAV tech and other department business processes/objectives
Goal 6: Use Michigan experience to lead dialogue on national standards and best practices
PROGRAM GOALS
Infrastructure Deployment
Plan
▪ Expansion underway to create one
of the largest CV infrastructure
deployments in the world
MDOT’s CAV Program connects the entire state’s mobility. Expansion of our
deployments covers urban and rural areas.SOUTHEAST MI
DEPLOYMENTS
LANSING
MACOMB COUNTY
DEPLOYMENTS
V2I Application Concept of Operations
Network Best Practice &
Security Practice
White Paper
BEST PRACTICE DOCUMENT
▪ Addresses the implementation of IPv6 in to MDOT’s private ITS network
▪ Addresses coordination with DTMB (State IT) for inbound/outbound policies for CV data flows
▪ Develops standards for securing field and edge network devices
▪ Developed high-level system architecture to pave the way for a full-scale CV deployment
CV Design & Maintenance
Guidelines
Guidelines Document
▪ Develop roles and responsibilities for the designer, MDOT, integrator, and general contractor
▪ Develop criteria for deployment
▪ Standards development for different scenarios
▪ Freeway vs Intersection
▪ Installation on different structure types
▪ Communication architectures to be applied
▪ Plan delivery requirements for different procurement methods
▪ Development of maintenance, integration, and testing requirements
Updating Standards -Connected
Signals Policy
▪ Coordinated effort with Signals
Division to update traffic signal
controller specification standards
▪ All new or upgraded traffic
signals on the MDOT system will
be CV-enabled going forward
QUESTIONS
Collin CastleITS Program Manager
PLANET M websitewww.planetm.com