Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT PERMITTING, ROUTING, MONITORING.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT PERMITTING, ROUTING, MONITORING."— Presentation transcript:

1 OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT PERMITTING, ROUTING, MONITORING

2 CURRENT CHALLENGES Significant Growth in CMV Traffic Increased congestion and delay Demand for larger and heavier vehicles Mounting stress on infrastructure Greater need for effective and efficient enforcement

3 CURRENT CHALLENGES Personnel Limitations Permit review, approval, and issuance – Labor-intensive and time-consuming – Prone to human error Enforcement of permit authorization – Ineffective, inefficient – Accelerated infrastructure deterioration and damage

4 BACKGROUND 2006 European Scan Tour Emerging technologies Unconventional procedures Novel data applications Innovative funding mechanisms Multinational harmonization THE NETHERLANDS BELGIUM GERMANY FRANCE SLOVENIA SWITZERLAND

5 EUROPEAN APPROACH Technology-based Policies/Procedures Self Permitting/Routing – Switzerland provides self-routing Website Bridge Safety Assessment – France, Slovenia use measured structure response, traffic data Remote Field Verification of Permits – Slovenia, The Netherlands compare in-field measurements to permit on file

6 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES Overheight Vehicle Detection System Vehicle Profiler System WIM Systems – In-road – Bridge Dynamic Calibration Vehicle Vehicle Identification System Advanced Routing/Permitting System Archived Records Database

7 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES Advanced Routing/Permitting System Functions Allows drivers to self-route based on origin, destination, route restrictions Considerations Requires supporting highway, bridge information Initial development costly due to different state fees, routing, regulations Provides 24/7 access for industry Estimated Cost $2.0 – $8.3 million per statewide system

8 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES In-road WIM System Functions Measures and records axle, gross weight using piezo quartz, piezo ceramic, fiber optic sensors Considerations Provides 24/7 monitoring May be less accurate than traditional WIM systems Low cost supports wider implementation Estimated Cost $9,000 - $32,500 per lane Varies by sensor type, on-site communication requirements Requires additional, ongoing maintenance with associated costs

9 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES Bridge WIM System Functions Measures, records weight using existing structures instrumented with strain transducers/gauges Measures, records axles using traditional sensors or Nothing-on-Road/Free-of-Axle Detector (NORFAD) systems Considerations Requires suitable bridge and location Most successful on short, stiff bridges Structural assessments require transducer calibration Calibration may require specialized expertise Estimated Cost $100,000 - $130,000 per bridge/system Varies by sensor type, on-site communication requirements

10 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES Vehicle Identification System Functions Cameras capture vehicle silhouette, license plate images OCR software converts license plate image to numeric data Images/data transmitted via DSRC to portable computer used by enforcement officials Considerations Conversion of license plate images may result in errors Estimated Cost $52,000 - $80,000 per system Varies by camera type, on-site communication requirements

11 SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES Archived Records Database Functions Supports data-driven enforcement scheduling Supports preventative carrier contacts Supports enhanced data quality Encourages long-term performance monitoring Considerations Requires procedures for quality control Estimated Cost $225,000 - $300,000

12 IMPLEMENTATION SELF ROUTING/ PERMITTING Advanced Routing/ Permitting System Archived Records Database Vehicle Identification System Bridge WIM System In-road WIM System AND/OR Computer Interface/Software

13 IMPLEMENTATION SELF ROUTING/ PERMITTING BRIDGE SAFETY ASSESSMENTS Advanced Routing/ Permitting System Archived Records Database Vehicle Identification System Bridge WIM System In-road WIM System AND/OR Computer Interface/Software Voltage/Axle Sensors (X Weight Accuracy) Database

14 IMPLEMENTATION SELF ROUTING/ PERMITTING BRIDGE SAFETY ASSESSMENTS REMOTE FIELD VERIFICATION Advanced Routing/ Permitting System Archived Records Database Vehicle Identification System Bridge WIM System In-road WIM System AND/OR Computer Interface/Software DSRC Camera/OCR Computer Interface/Software Weight/Axle Sensors (X Weight Accuracy) Computer Interface/Software Voltage/Axle Sensors (X Weight Accuracy) Computer Interface/Software Weight/Axle Sensors (X Weight Accuracy) Database

15 BENEFITS Increased personnel efficiency, cost-effectiveness – Georgia issues 99% of permits within target two-hour time Increased accuracy in determining bridge safety Increased violation capture rates Significant cost savings – single prevented infrastructure impact – unnecessary or premature rehabilitation Reduced congestion, harmful emissions

16 FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE

17 QUESTIONS


Download ppt "OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT PERMITTING, ROUTING, MONITORING."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google