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Innovation for better mobility Heartland ITS 2012
1. Heartland ITS
2012
March 2012 Innovation for better mobility
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2. Public/Private Partnership (P3)
Expedited delivery
State and local policies, plans, and programs focus
Helps create innovation and private sector investment
Transparency and accountability
Efficient management of assets
Economic growth and job creation
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4. History of Self Sustaining ATIS
Early Attempts
– 1990’s
2001(First Self Sustaining Model)
– Regulation Restrictions
2009 – Regulations Change
Current Activities
– GA/MassDOT
– Other States
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5. Issues
Responsibilities and Regulations FHWA
Transparency (Public v. Private)
Manage Expectations
– 0-2 year revenue, 2-4 year revenue, 6 +
Control and Decisions
– Sponsorship approval (Quick)
– Styles (Standards)
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6. CENTRALIZED SYSTEM WIDE
SYSTEM Acceptance SPONSORSHIP
SPONSORSHIP
MANAGEMENT Testing
CONTROL APPLICATIONS
Sponsorship 511 Web & IVR Public
Administration Safety and
Hampton
Other
Roads Agencies
Public
API
Mobile
3rd Party Resellers
Message Signs Incidents Standardization
Cameras Work Zones
Detectors Lane Closures Data Management Media
Weather Sensors
Gates
Special Events
Travel Time
Administrative
Shoulder Lanes User Support
Ramps
HAR Security
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7. Public Private Partnerships (P3)
P3s promise continued funding for 511 and ensure that they
are sustainable deployments
The key premise - the inherent value of the transportation
data. (Control)
Revenue streams can include:
– Sponsorship on the web-site and IVR
– Wayside sign sponsorship
– Location-based smart phone services
– Data Access
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8. Public Private Partnerships (P3)
State Governance Board
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Issues
– Current Laws
– Sponsorship Requirements (Policy)
– Define functionality of 511 system elements
These can impact the private ability to market and sell the assets
Points to a “shared risk/shared rewards scenario” with the system
capital and O&M costs being returned over a time period
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9. (O&M) Services
Transfer and Innovation
Strictly Incentive basis.
Program type determines exposure/control
– Highway Assistance Patrols
– Rest Stops/Wifi
– Adopt a Highway
– Highway Logo Program
– ATIS
• Web/mobile Web
• ATIS 511 and Smart Phone
• ATIS Video
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11. (O&M) Concessions
Transfer responsibility to the private sector.
Encouraging Innovation.
Fixed fee basis or incentive basis.
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13. Request for Proposals for Sponsorship Naming Rights of
Statewide Traveler Information System
http://www.meridian-enviro.com/RFPs/GDOT.pdf
Q&A Due March 30, 2012
April 13, 2012
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Notas del editor
1990’s Boston 3 times 2001 1 st Self Sustaining and then N11 Other states Oh, Fl, Mi at one time in the past. Others are watching while others are taking a wait and see approach. FIRST LOOK AT the P3 for services Early 1990s Urban Only Focused on single Revenue Source Risk/Reward unequal Personnel intensive Little or no automation Failed
Demand innovation, then regulate to death Public attention to all funds (who gets what, how much, and why) The issue here is control of data
Some have them and others don’t maybe looked at as competitive in nature Will want to know why their golden goose is being taking away
Some will be more exposed to public than others
Today’s P3 for services needs a different approach Together or separate Best Value for the program