1. Global City Teams Challenge September 29-30, 2014 Report Out: Connected, Intelligent Transit Portland, Oregon

2. Project Scope Description – Intelligent, multi-modal congestion reduction project – Foundation: City of Portland’s Climate Action Plan, Broadband Plan, and interest in developing neighborhood-specific performance metrics – Leverage increasingly dense, mixed-use neighborhood with existing fiber, connected signals, and multiple modes of transit currently in use. Partnerships required – City of Portland – University of Portland – Trimet Transit Agency – Private sector partners

3. Project Action Plan Major Tasks – Inventory infrastructure and identify gaps in available resources – Financing/feasibility – Secure commitments from remaining stakeholders – Standardization and usage of data – IGAs; Architect/design engineer for data integration and support services – Deploy air quality sensors on vehicles and in environment Targets – Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by __% in project area – Measurably improve performance of the road system

4. Impacts/Benefits Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions More efficient and intelligent transportation system Increased health benefits to area residents, pedestrians, and cyclists in transit corridor Economic development opportunities

5. Demonstration Demonstration scenario – Leverage fiber in project area and connected traffic signals – Deploy sensors to measure impact caused by and on variety of modes in use along corridor (bus, car, cyclist, pedestrian, etc.) – Collect real-time data on congestion and air quality – Alter duration of signal timing to reflect actual traffic flow and measure impact on air quality – Complete project by 5/31