update update presented to presented by CRAFT Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Cambridge Systematics Alpesh Patel January 30, 2018 Presented by Alpesh Patel January 30, 2018 1 Self-Driving Vehicles Autonomous car » Cameras and sensors to detect other vehicles and obstacles ▪ Scaled up from recently emerged safety/driving technologies ▪ Leverages ultra-detailed maps ▪ Software learns from events » Autonomous versus Driverless Vehicles ▪ Also, in the future: VMT ≠ VMD » Mixed Fleet in 2020s; moving towards Dominant Fleet in the 2030-2040s ( potential requirements) https://www.vtpi.org/avip.pdf 2 Connected Vehicles Vehicles can communicate with each other, roadside devices, other users » All equipped vehicles » Intersections » Pedestrians/cyclists (smartphone) NHTSA has published multiple rules on CV (latest was Sept 2017) 3 CV pilot projects underway » $42 million from FHWA 3 NHTSA/SAE Classification System for Vehicle Levels of Automation 4 Connected and Self-Driving Vehicles Possible Benefits System - When the majority of the fleet is both connected and automated, there will be significant decreases in crashes, resulting in significant increases in safety and reliability. Vehicle spacing on roadways will be safely reduced on a large scale, reducing congestion and creating more throughput Benefits in all major areas: mobility safety and environment 5 Predicting the future is hard… Source: Victoria Transport Policy Institute, Autonomous Vehicle Implementation Predictions, 2017 6 NC’s technology response Connected and UAS testing 2016 autonomous SL 2014-100 (enacted GoTriangle, Uber, by SL 2015-232, SL vehicles (CAV) TransLoc 2016-90) – 1st roadmap - ncav.org partnership regulatory guidance of key questions raised by CAV app integration for first mile, Unmanned Aircraft (or technology; activities for last mile connectivity Aerial Surveillance) how state should prepare Systems 2014 7 NC’s Technology Response Triangle Enabling Legislation Expressway – HB 469 • parameters for autonomous Managed vehicle testing Mobility • establishes Fully Autonomous TriEx one of 10 Vehicle Committee national sites for HB 716 testing CAV • allows truck platoon testing Centralina COG Workshops - Preparedness Plan for Metrolina 2017 (August, September, October) 8 The Challenges Facing Transportation Agencies AV will impact almost everything across the public agencies and the private sector, including regional issues such as… Transportation Planning Traffic Engineering and Operations Transportation Capital Investment Public Transportation Data Management and Security Non-motorized Transportation 9 What Impacts Will AV have? During the workshops, a few of New data collection and many impacts we heard: scenario planning will be needed to understand Transportation capacity impacts and Planning impacts on mode choice Need to address modeling needs, Modeling and Need to plan for data and adapt Forecasting ‘mixed fleet’ assumptions environments with traditional cars and Fleet Management CAV Potential for more sprawl or Land Use more density, and potential ROW reallocation 10
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