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2019

Repurposing Highway Advisory Radio (HAR)

ODOT is phasing out non-critical HAR locations and is no longer deploying new HAR sites. ODOT is removing beacons from signs but leaving static signs in place, so motorists can tune into the broadcast if they desire. Salvageable parts are being used to support higher-priority HAR sites.

Model System Engineering Documents for Six Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Applications

MnDOT completed systems engineering documents for six ITS applications (dynamic message signs, video, traffic detection, communications and radio, flood warning, and ramp metering) for use in future project planning and implementation to ensure compliance of 23 CFR 940 and to address Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) readiness for Minnesota.

Intelligent Roadway Information System (IRIS) Open Source Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS) Software Implementation

MnDOT developed IRIS (open source ATMS) with in-house staff in the late 1990s. Other agencies were also able to utilize and implement IRIS (e.g., Wyoming, Nebraska, Indiana, Caltrans, Chandler AZ, Bloomington MN, Scott County MN, and the Mall of America in Bloomington, MN).

Dynamic Message Sign (DMS) Parts Near End of Life Used to Extend Life of DMS in Critical Locations

Parts from DMS near their end of life are used to extend the life of DMS in critical locations.

Criteria, Decision Factors, and Tools to Evolve, Phase Out, or Eliminate Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Devices and Systems

A series of criteria, decision factors, and tools for agencies to use when considering how to evolve, phase out, or eliminate ITS devices and systems. Organized by 10 types of ITS systems and devices.

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