TxDOT Research Project

Transportation Planning Implications of Automated / Connected Vehicles on Texas Highways

Project Summary
This research explores the transportation planning implications of automated and connected vehicles (AV/CV) on Texas highways and includes an in-depth study of how travel modeling can assist in planning for AV/CV. The research team will assess how these potentially transformative technologies can be included in transportation planning to assist in the decision making process. The research team will also define AV/CV implementation along various scales of vehicle technology advancement, public acceptance and adoption, and infrastructure implementation.

Project Number
0-6848
Status
Completed

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Start Date
2/6/2015
End Date
8/31/2016
Performing Institution(s)
Texas A & M Transportation Institute (TTI)
Research Team
RS: Thomas A. Williams
Sponsor
Project Manager
Wade Odell
Amount Funded
FY15: $101,997
FY16: $190,983
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Functional Area
Planning and Environmental
Index Terms
Intelligent vehicles
Mobile communication systems
Plan implementation
Transportation planning
Travel demand
Decision making
Lead University
TTI
Researcher
Williams, Thomas A.

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5/21/2015
Record Updated:
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