V2X Accelerator Phase 1 Progress, Insights, and Lessons Learned Series Webinar #2: Utah DOT
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What You'll Learn
How Utah, Colorado and Wyoming are building an interoperable connected transportation network across a 1,200-mile corridor—and what they learned from designing, building and testing it. Participants will learn about V2X infrastructure, systems engineering, LiDAR pedestrian and cyclist detection, snowplow signal preemption, Traveler Information Messages, transit signal priority, field performance and the transition from Phase 1 into Phase
Why This Matters
Transportation infrastructure is becoming both physical and digital. V2X technology enables vehicles, traffic signals, transportation agencies and roadside infrastructure to exchange real-time information that can improve roadway safety, warn drivers about hazards, improve transit reliability, speed snow removal and help transportation systems operate more efficiently across jurisdictional boundaries
Action Level - LEARN
What You'll Leave With
A practical understanding of what it takes to move V2X technology from planning into real-world deployment—including systems engineering, interoperability, infrastructure integration, field testing, performance lessons and the challenges transportation agencies must address when scaling connected transportation across multiple states
Systems It Connects To - ICT & Cybersecurity, Smarter Cities & Communities, Mobility & Transportation
Languages - English
Recording / Replay Available? - Unknown
Practical Next Step - Identify where connected transportation technologies could improve safety or mobility in your community; determine which agencies, infrastructure, data systems and technology partners would need to work together; and use the Connecting the West lessons to evaluate a pilot or deployment pathway.