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REGIONAL ITS ASSETS ITS Toolkit 1 REGIONAL INITIATIVES: A. Architecture Guidance Committee : MassDOT coordinates the effort to update the Central Massachusetts ITS Architecture every 5 years. The recommendations in 2010, Congestion management on I-290 and reduced delays on primary roads and intersections. Improve public transportation with efficient routing, scheduling, and dispatching. Increase efficiency of the existing road and rail network for passenger and freight movement Encourage economic development by coordinating transportation and land use Improve safety and security through interagency coordination. Improve communications with a robust and redundant communications network Provide prompt, reliable real-time traveler information. Near-Term Multi-Agency Initiatives Date Status Event Reporting System: Internet-based tool that 2004 I-90 serves as a centralized repository for information I-290 on events affecting the transportation network. 2004 Expansion of the Massachusetts Interagency No Plans Video Integration System (MIVIS): Expansion of video sharing and distribution system to allow sharing of real-time video feeds among a larger group of agencies. 511 Travel Information System Coverage: Public 2004 I-90 travel information system, covering the roadways I-290 and transit services in the region. Planning Data Archive: System for coordinating 2004 No Plans the planning data archives for the transportation agencies in the region More on the regional architecture can be found at this link http://consystec.com/mass/ B. Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) CMRPC coordinates the effort to update the Central Massachusetts Regional Transportation Plan which is updated every four years. The goals in 2010, Attain a safer more secure & better-maintained transportation system across all modes and for all populations Promote livable communities and improved air quality through context-sensitive design and reduced traffic congestion Develop an alternative, creative transportation system that integrates multiple travel modes and includes the use of technology Maintain and improve the existing coordinated transportation planning process EXISTING ASSETS: Broadband service provides higher-speed of data transmission. It allows more content to be carried through the transmission “pipeline.” Broadband provides access to the highest quality Internet services— streaming media, VoIP (Internet phone), and interactive services. Broadband service is increasingly necessary to access the full range of services and opportunities to transmit transportation data. Private broadband services offer less security and need to be leased from private service providers while dedicated broadband services offer a more secure means to transmit data. 1 MassDOT IntegrationReport_020110.pdf / MassDOT IntegrationReport_020111.pdf Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission ITS Toolkit a) Public Broadband : Massachusetts Interagency Incident Management Systems (MIVIS): In 2004 & 2010 the extension of MIVIS coverage to Central Massachusetts was recommended by the ITS Guidance Committee. But the 2010 draft report2 indicates that MassDOT has no plans to extend coverage to Central Massachusetts. If deployed the system would consist of a dedicated and secure fiber-optic or microwave link that supports center-to-center communications between the Highway Operations Center (HOC) the MassDOT the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and the Massachusetts State Police communications headquarters. The MassDOT Highway Operations Center currently operates over six hundred (600) video cameras located primarily along tunnels, interstate highways and state routes in metro Boston. Video is used for interagency coordination to support emergency and special event management and disaster recovery. If coverage is extended Central Massachusetts can expect to have communication links, along with the video management and a distribution system to provide each agency with live camera feeds that can be simultaneously viewed by all participating agencies. MassDOT Fiber Optic Network is on the MassPike and I-495. Currently MassDOT has no plans to extend coverage to I-290 or I-190 (see attached map). Average Daily Traffic(ADT) on I-290 and I-190 are > 30,0003 but MassDOT has not identified these majors highways as having a gap in the fiber optic network. But Route 2, with ADT levels < 7,400, has been identified as a gap in the fiber optic network marking it at a higher priority roadway for extension of the fiber optic network (see attached map). List of Regional MassDOT ITS Assets ITS Component 1 Video detection camera 1 Video detection camera 1 Variable Message Signs (VMS) 1 Variable Message Signs (VMS) Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Dedicated Fiber Optic Link Video Camera Location I-90 I-90 I-290 I-290 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-90 I-495 Portable Variable Message Sign Town Westborough Sturbridge Shrewsbury Worcester Auburn Charlton Grafton Millbury Oxford Sturbridge Upton Westborough Berlin Variable Message Sign 2 3 http://consystec.com/mass/central/files/projectdocs/TTR_Central_Final_Report_DRAFT_05132011.pdf MassDOT 2010 Regional Inventory File(RIF) Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission ITS Toolkit b) Private Wireless Broadband: The MBI database updated in December 2010 shows the following private wireless services in the commonwealth. For more information on the MBI, please visit www.massbroadband.org. Private Wireless Services Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission c) ITS Toolkit Private Wire line Broadband: The MBI database updated in December 2010 shows the following private wire line services in the commonwealth. For more information on the MBI, please visit www.massbroadband.org. Fiber Optic Wire line Private Wire line Services Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission ITS Toolkit c) Massachusetts Broadband Institute (MBI) created by the Patrick-Murray Administration and the Massachusetts Legislature, is building over 1,300 miles of fiber-optic cable to connect over 120 communities in western and north central Massachusetts. If the Massachusetts Broadband Institute fulfills its mission, high-speed, high-volume Internet service will be in every corner of northern Central and Western Massachusetts in the next few years. MBI updates on broadband availability in CMRPC towns are listed here (see attached table). Mass Broadband 123: In July 2010, the MBI was awarded $45.4 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding to build MassBroadband 123. The MBI and the Commonwealth are providing $26.2 million in matching funds to bring the total investment in the MassBroadband 123 project to $71.6 million. The project has been given the authority to invest in the necessary and longlived infrastructure assets, such as conduits, fiber-optic cable and wireless towers. The project hopes to expand broadband access to more than 120 communities in western and north central Massachusetts making it one of the nation’s largest broadband expansion projects. The expanded network plans to attract private investment and job opportunities as well as help local governments deliver services more efficiently. It is expected to provide direct connections to nearly 1,400 schools, libraries, hospitals and public safety facilities that do not have reliable, affordable internet service including the CMRPC towns of New Braintree, West Brookfield, Princeton, Hardwick and West Brookfield. (see attached map). Last-Mile Broadband Solutions Program: The MBI issued $335,000 in competitive grant awards as part of ongoing efforts to advance last-mile solutions and expand broadband connectivity in underserved areas of Massachusetts. The grants from the MBI’s Last-Mile Broadband Solutions Program will help municipalities and broadband service providers to deploy new high-speed Internet access in the western and north central parts of the state. Providers will use a wide array of broadband technologies and utilize existing infrastructure, and eventually MassBroadband 123. Broadband Deployment Grants: The Princeton Municipal Light Department was awarded $50,000 to expand and upgrade its existing network to reach 100 additional households and cover 90% of the town. The project includes deploying multiple high speed antennas on the summit of Wachusett Mountain and receivers on 24 towers throughout town. For more information visit http://www.massbroadband.org Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission REGIONAL INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS(ISP) COMMUNITY SATELLITE WIRELESS ISP MOBILE FIXED COPPER SPEED ≤ 3Mbps SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon WIRED ISP DSL CABLE SPEED ≤ 10 Mbps BARRE • • • • • • BERLIN • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon AUBURN BLACKSTONE BOYLSTON BROOKFIELD CHARLTON DOUGLAS DUDLEY EAST BROOKFIELD GRAFTON HARDWICK HOLDEN HOPEDALE LEICESTER Source: massbroadband.org Current as of 12/31/2010 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Great Auk Wireless (GAW) ITS Toolkit SPEED ≤ 100 Mbps • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • Charter • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Verizon • AT&T • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • Comcast • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon FIBER SPEED ≤ 1024 Mbps • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Verizon • Comcast • Charter • Platinum Equity • Verizon • Verizon • Verizon • Comcast • Verizon • Charter Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission REGIONAL INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS(ISP) SATELLITE WIRELESS ISP MOBILE FIXED COPPER SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps MENDON SPEED ≤ 3Mbps • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Verizon MILLBURY • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon COMMUNITY NORTH BROOKFIELD • • • • • • • • • NORTHBOROUGH • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue MILLVILLE NEW BRAINTREE NORTHBRIDGE OAKHAM OXFORD PAXTON PRINCETON RUTLAND SHREWSBURY SOUTHBRIDGE SPENCER Source: massbroadband.org Current as of 12/31/2010 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue • Platinum Equity Great Auk Wireless (GAW) ITS Toolkit WIRED ISP DSL CABLE SPEED ≤ 10 Mbps SPEED ≤ 100 Mbps • Comcast • Verizon • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Verizon • Verizon • AT&T • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • AT&T • Verizon Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon Great Auk Wireless (GAW) Great Auk Wireless (GAW) Great Auk Wireless (GAW) • Platinum Equity FIBER SPEED ≤ 1024 Mbps PMLD • Verizon Great Auk Wireless (GAW) • Verizon • Charter Great Auk Wireless (GAW) • Verizon • TownISP • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Verizon Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission REGIONAL INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS(ISP) SATELLITE COMMUNITY STURBRIDGE SUTTON UPTON UXBRIDGE WARREN WEBSTER WEST BOYLSTON WEST BROOKFIELD WESTBOROUGH WORCESTER Source: massbroadband.org Current as of 12/31/2010 • • • • • • SPEED ≤ 3Mbps Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue WIRELESS ISP MOBILE SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon FIXED SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps COPPER ITS Toolkit WIRED ISP DSL CABLE SPEED SPEED ≤ 6 Mbps ≤ 10 Mbps • One Communicatio ns • Verizon SPEED ≤ 100 Mbps FIBER SPEED ≤ 1024 Mbps • Charter • Charter • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • AT&T • Verizon • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • • • • • • Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • AT&T • Sprint • Verizon • Verizon • Charter • Verizon • Charter • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Platinum Equity • Charter • Verizon • Hughes • StarBand • WildBlue • AT&T • Sprint • T-Mobile • Verizon • Charter • Yankee Metro Partners • • • • • • Hughes StarBand WildBlue Hughes StarBand WildBlue Great Auk Wireless (GAW) • Platinum Equity • Verizon • Charter Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission MassBroadband MassBroadband 123 123 Service Service Area Area and and Network Network Economic and Broadband Service Status Economic and Broadband Service Status Clarksburg Monroe North Adams Williamstown Florida Adams New Ashford Savoy Windsor Hinsdale Richmond West Stockbridge Stockbridge Peru Worthington Chesterfield Middlefield Washington Lee Great Barrington Egremont Blandford Sandisfield Sheffield New Marlborough Conway Whately Williamsburg Tolland Russell Holyoke Westfield West Springfield Granville Southwick Agawam Mass Broadband 123 Service Area Based on Federal Definitions Unserved or Underserved Less than half of households have access to broadband and/or less than 40% of househeolds subscribe to broadband Area of Detail Served Sunderland More than half of households have access to broadband and more than 40% of households subscribe to broadband South Hadley Amherst Granby Springfield ! ^ Westminster Hardwick Ware Palmer Oakham Warren Brimfield Monson Areas of Economic Need Wales Holland Northborough Shrewsbury Grafton Millbury Upton Sutton Oxford Dudley Webster MBI Existing Fiber Federal & State Designations MBI Fiber to be Built Completed I-91 Installation Internet Point of Presence 0 Northbridge Douglas Broadband Network ! ^ Westborough Charlton State Designation State designations meet criteria for "Economic Target Areas." Federal designations meet criteria for "Economically Distressed Areas." Berlin Boylston Auburn Southbridge Harvard Leicester Wilbraham East Longmeadow Hampden Longmeadow West Boylston Worcester East Brookfield Sturbridge Ayer Bolton Clinton Paxton Brookfield Shirley Sterling Holden North West Brookfield Brookfield Spencer Groton Lancaster Princeton New Braintree Pepperell Leominster Rutland Belchertown Lunenburg Hubbardston Petersham Pelham Townsend Gardner Barre Ludlow Chicopee Templeton Phillipston New Salem Ashby Ashburnham Fitchburg Athol Wendell Shutesbury Hadley Orange Leverett Hatfield Easthampton Southampton Montgomery Otis Monterey Royalston Winchendon Erving Montague Deerfield Westhampton Tyringham Gill Greenfield Northampton Chester Becket Shelburne Goshen Huntington Alford Mount Washington Ashfield Cummington Warwick Bernardston Northfield Buckland Plainfield Dalton Pittsfield Lenox Heath Hawley Leyden Colrain Charlemont Cheshire Lanesborough Hancock Rowe 2.5 5 Uxbridge Á 10 15 Miles Map Date: 17 October 2011 ARRA Funded Project ITS Toolkit Statewide Massachusetts 511: As of January 21, 2011, the 511 service has received over 2,989,129 calls and over 2,281 people have signed up for text message and email alerts. The MassDOT customer service team is in constant communication with Sendza to ensure all customer comments and questions are being addressed. Messages are logged and useable feedback is considered and prioritized. To date 44 improvements or additions have been made to the 511 system. The MassDOT/Sendza team will continue to make changes and improvements to ensure patrons are receiving accurate and timely travel information. MassPike - FAST LANE: MassDOT's Electronic Toll Collection Program. FAST LANE is operational on the entire Massachusetts Turnpike which passes through Central Massachusetts. FAST LANE is also operational anywhere E-ZPass is accepted and provides customers with electronic toll collection through the use of a transponder (tag). A transponder is a small electronic device that attaches to the inside of your windshield. As you pass through a designated FAST LANE, a green "Thank You" light will flash to verify your transaction is being approved and recorded to your FAST LANE account. ONGOING PROJECTS: District 1- District 2- District 3- District 4- District 6- Fiber Enhancement On I-90: This project creates and expands upon a shared Wide Area Network (WAN) along the I-90 corridor to transport voice, video, and data, significantly upgrading the capacity of existing fiber optic cable along I90. The technology employed will be expandable to share up to 40 separate 10 GPS networks over 4 fibers. The new WAN will complement the ongoing I-91 ITS project and provide greater communications capacity, integrating activities among participating state agencies and the City of Boston among others. This broadband upgrade is supported by $1.7 million in ARRA funds. When completed it is expected to enhance communications for the Massachusetts Emergency Transportation Fiber Optic Network (METFON) which is a consortium of state transportation and public safety agencies and authorities that will pool their fiber and other communication assets to form a highspeed secure statewide fiber optic communications network. This project will allow every major transportation and public safety control center in the Metro Boston area to be linked together to share real time data, video, and information regarding an escalating incident. It will also provide infrastructure to link public safety control centers along the I-90 Corridor and in Western Massachusetts to the network. This vital network will link essential elements of the existing public safety and transportation infrastructure. The result will be shared communication and faster response times and a safer, more effective transportation system. Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission How it works: Total internal reflection in an optical fiber ITS Toolkit Single-mode optical fiber in an underground service pit Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) the second largest Regional Transit Authority in Massachusetts, provides public transportation for over half a million in population serving fixed-route bus service to Auburn, Brookfield, East Brookfield, Leicester, Millbury, Oxford, Shrewsbury, Spencer, Webster, West Boylston and Worcester, and paratransit service to a total of 35 communities in Central Massachusetts. WRTA received an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) grant totaling $12,418,571 from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to be used among other things for investments in technology which enable tracking and dispatching of transit vehicles to improve customer service by providing travelers with real-time schedule information, support demand-responsive operations, improve route planning and support transit management using Automatic Vehicle Location(AVL), Computer-Aided Dispatch(CAD), Automatic Vehicle Announcements (AVA), Electronic Message Boards and Traffic Signal Priority (TSP) which can reduce transit travel time, improve schedule reliability, and reduce emissions. This upgrade is supported by $$220 million in ARRA funds. Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission ITS Toolkit Electronic Communications, MassDOT continues working to develop a direct link between different radio system frequencies utilized by the agencies, and programming radios to work on multiple communications platforms in the region and across the state . This Team is also working on a long range plan to integrate all telephone systems into the transportation network, and coordinating resources to integrate fiber and network backbone across the new organization. Radio station with multiple receivers and transceivers (transmitter and a receiver) Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF ITS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ITS Toolkit ROADWAY MANAGEMENT AGENCY MassDOT - Highway Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf SYSTEM COMPONENTS MassHighway 511 System STATUS Existing LOCATION Statewide MassHighway District Offices Existing Worcester MassHighway (Fast Lane) Electronic Account Processing Existing MassPike MassHighway (Fast Lane) Electronic Tag Detection Existing MassPike MassHighway Archived Data Management Planned Statewide MassHighway Electronic Message Board Existing Worcester MassHighway Electronic Message Boards Existing MassPike MassHighway Environmental Sensors Existing Statewide MassHighway Equipment Repair Facility Existing Statewide MassHighway Event Reporting System Existing Statewide MassHighway Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) Existing MassPike MassHighway Highway Operations Center (HOC) Existing Boston MassHighway Infrastructure Detectors Existing Statewide MassHighway Infrastructure Detectors Existing MassPike MassHighway Infrastructure Monitoring Extend Central Mass MassHighway Infrastructure Operations Center Existing Statewide MassHighway Infrastructure Signals Existing Statewide MassHighway Maintenance & Construction Vehicles Existing Statewide MassHighway Maintenance Operations Depots Existing MassPike MassHighway Park-and-Ride Facilities Existing MassPike MassHighway Public Information Office Existing Statewide MassHighway Road Treatment Devices Existing Statewide MassHighway Sensors Extend Central Mass MassHighway Storage Facility Existing Statewide MassHighway Toll Plazas Existing MassPike MassHighway Video Surveillance Existing MassPike MassHighway Weather Stations Existing MassPike MassHighway Website Existing Statewide MassHighway Work Zone Equipment Existing Statewide Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF ITS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ITS Toolkit ROADWAY MANAGEMENT AGENCY City of Worcester SYSTEM COMPONENTS STATUS City of Worcester Alternate Parking Lots Existing City of Worcester Field Equipment Existing City of Worcester Maintenance Garage Existing City of Worcester Maintenance Vehicles Existing City of Worcester Parking Facilities Existing City of Worcester Parking Management System Existing City of Worcester Traffic Signals Existing City of Worcester Traffic Management Center (TMC) Existing Worcester Regional Airport Existing Town of Auburn Town of Auburn Signals Existing City/Town DPW Equipment Repair Facility Existing DPW Environmental Sensors Existing DPW Field Equipment Planned DPW Infrastructure Sensors Planned DPW Maintenance & Construction Dispatch Existing DPW Maintenance & Construction Vehicles Existing DPW Maintenance Garage Existing DPW Offices Existing DPW Storage Facility Existing City/Town Parking Facilities Existing City/Town Traffic Management Center (TMC) Planned City/Town Planning Commission Archive Planned City/Town Public Information Office Planned City/Town Websites Existing LOCATION Other Toll Agencies Other Toll Administration Systems Existing Central Mass. Private Traveler Information Service Providers (TSP) Private TSP Detectors Existing Central Mass. Private TSP Cameras Existing Central Mass. Private TSP Operations Centers Existing Central Mass. Private TSP Probe Vehicles (INRIX) Existing Central Mass. Private Traveler Information Services Planned Central Mass. Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF ITS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ITS Toolkit TRANSIT MANAGEMENT AGENCY Montachusett Regional Transit Agency (MART) Worcester Regional Transit Agency (WRTA) Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf SYSTEM COMPONENTS MART Archived Data Management STATUS Existing LOCATION Montachusett Reg. MART Automated Fare Collection (AFC) System Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Call Boxes Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Demand Response Vehicles Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Electronic Message Board Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Fixed Route Transit Vehicles Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Integrated Traveler Services Website Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Maintenance Facility Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Paratransit Dispatch Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Parking Management System Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Transit Dispatch Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Transit Kiosks Existing Montachusett Reg. MART UWR Travel Management Coordination Center Existing Montachusett Reg. MART Website Existing Montachusett Reg. WRTA Archived Data Management Planned CMRPC Region WRTA Automated Fare Collection (AFC) System Planned CMRPC Region WRTA Automatic Passenger Counting (APC) Planned CMRPC Region WRTA Call Boxes Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Demand Response Vehicles Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Electronic Message Boards Planned CMRPC Region WRTA Fixed Route Transit Dispatch Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Fixed Route Transit Vehicles Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Maintenance Facility Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Paratransit Dispatch Existing CMRPC Region WRTA Transit Kiosks Planned CMRPC Region WRTA Transit Signal Priority(TSP) Proposed CMRPC Region WRTA Website Existing CMRPC Region Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF ITS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ITS Toolkit TRANSIT MANAGEMENT AGENCY SYSTEM COMPONENTS STATUS LOCATION Massachusetts Bay MBTA Archived Data Management Planned Statewide Transportation Authority (MBTA) MBTA Automated Fare Collection System Planned Statewide MBTA Commuter Rail Control Center Existing Statewide MBTA Commuter Rail Stations Existing Statewide MBTA Commuter Rail Vehicles Existing Statewide MBTA Kiosks Existing Statewide MBTA Maintenance Facility Existing Statewide MBTA Parking Facilities Planned Worcester MBTA Parking Management System Planned Worcester MBTA Station Stop Information System Existing Statewide MBTA Website Existing Statewide Private Ground Transportation Providers Private Ground Transportation Provider Dispatch Existing Central Mass. Private Motor Carriers Basic Commercial Vehicle Existing Central Mass. Rail Operators Rail Operations Centers Existing Central Mass. Rail Operators Wayside Equipment Existing Central Mass. Regional Fare Card Existing Central Mass. Regional Fare Card/Transit Kiosks Existing Central Mass. Regional Fare Card Agencies COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS (CVO) AGENCY MassDOT - Highway SYSTEM COMPONENTS STATUS LOCATION MassHighway CVO Roadside Safety Extend Central Mass MassHighway CVO Weigh-In- Motion (WIM) Stations Extend Central Mass Registry of Motor Vehicles ( RMV) RMV Electronic Credentialing System ( CVIEW ) Extend Central Mass Commercial Vehicle Administration Services (CVAS) CVAS Performance & Registration Information System Mgmt. (PRISM) Extend Central Mass CVAS Safety and Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) Extend Central Mass MSP Commercial Vehicle Operations Inspectors Extend Central Mass MSP Commercial Vehicle Operations Mobile Screening Unit Extend Central Mass Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF ITS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ITS Toolkit INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AGENCY SYSTEM COMPONENTS STATUS LOCATION Public Safety Agencies City/Town Emergency Management Center Existing (City/Town/County) City/Town Public Safety Dispatch Existing City/Town Public Safety Vehicles Existing MassHighway Electronic Message Board Existing MassHighway Electronic Message Boards Existing MassPike MassHighway Event Reporting System Existing Statewide MassHighway Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) Existing MassPike MassHighway Motorist Aid Call Boxes Existing Being phased out MassHighway Public Information Office Existing Statewide MassHighway Roadway Service Patrol (CaresVan) Existing Central Mass MassHighway Sensors Extend Central Mass MassDOT - Highway Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Massachusetts Emergency Worcester MassHighway Video Surveillance Existing MassPike MSP AirWing Existing Statewide MSP Headquarters Existing Shrewsbury MSP Troop E, Station E-2 (Turnpike) Existing Charlton MSP Troop C (Central Massachusetts) Existing Holden MSP Vehicles Existing Statewide MSP Wireless Call Center Existing Framingham MEMA Operations Center Existing Framingham Management Agency (MEMA) MEMA Region IV Headquarters Existing Agawam Local Media Regional Print & Broadcast Media Existing Central Mass. National Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin.(NOAA) National Weather Service Existing Private Weather Service Provider Private Weather Services Existing Central Mass. Travelers Private Vehicles Existing Central Mass. Travelers Access Devices Existing Central Mass. ARCHIVED DATA MANAGEMENT Central Mass Reg. Planning Commission (CMRPC) CMRPC Archived Data Management Planned Central Mass. MassDOT - Planning MassHighway Transportation Planning Archive Planned Statewide Registry of Motor Vehicles ( RMV) Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf MassHighway Commuter Options Program (MassRIdes) Existing Statewide RMV Crash Archived Data Management Existing Statewide RMV Crash Report Database Existing Statewide RMV Registration and Licensing Database Existing Statewide Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF REGIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Agency Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) Massachusetts State Police Existing & Ongoing Initiatives Planned & Proposed Initiatives Incident Command System (ICS) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) & WebEOC system Remote workstation for limited access to MassDOT Highway Operations Center systems Massachusetts 211 System Resource Management Database System Low band communications network Wireless 911 Integrated CAD system Amber Alert Crash Data System 800 MHz trunked radio system City of Worcester Signal pre-emption for emergency vehicles Town of Auburn Signal pre-emption for emergency vehicles Town of Shrewsbury Signal pre-emption for emergency vehicles Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf ITS Toolkit Agency Issues & Priorities Information coordination & dissemination Resource coordination Video surveillance of roadways Increased speed of accident reconstruction Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF REGIONAL ROADWAY MANAGEMENT Agency Existing & Ongoing Initiatives MassDOT - Highway Highway Operations Center (HOC) Integrated Project Control System (IPCS) Massachusetts Traffic & Emergency Response System (MassTERS) ATMS Event Reporting System (ERS) Massachusetts Interagency Video Information System (MIVIS) CCTV cameras Variable Message Signs (VMS) Roadway service patrols Weather stations MassDOT security system 800 MHz radio conversion (compatible with State Police) Massachusetts Fiber Optic Network FAST LANE electronic toll collection Emergency motorist call boxes (being phased out) Amber Alert Regional Transportation Operations Strategies initiative ITS Performance Measures initiative MassDOT Website Upgrade of wireless communications network XML data feed available on MassDOT website Coordinated traffic signals Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf ITS Toolkit Planned & Proposed Initiatives Agency Issues & Priorities Expansion of communications 511 Traveler Information infrastructure Communications infrastructure Expansion of MIVIS redundancy Increased traffic detector Update Unified Response Manual coverage Increased surveillance coverage (video) Centralization of ITS functions statewide at the HOC Backup/remote facilities for emergency operation Interagency coordination for emergency management Systems integration Performance measures Expansion of HAR Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF REGIONAL ROADWAY MANAGEMENT Agency CMRPC City of Worcester Town of Auburn Existing & Ongoing Initiatives Planned & Proposed Initiatives Closed loop signal systems Parking management system Video detection at intersections for lots near Union Station Workstation with dial-up connection for central control of some traffic signals ITS Toolkit Agency Issues & Priorities Better coordination & local involvement with MassDOT Improve Traveler information Integration with City agencies Road Weather Information System (RWIS) sensors at airport Coordinated traffic signals Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF REGIONAL PUBLIC TRANSIT MANAGEMENT Agency Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Existing & Ongoing Initiatives Commuter Rail Control Centers Station/stop information systems Planned & Proposed Initiatives Expansion of Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) system, Phase 2 (parking & commuter rail) Positive train control Automatic Fare Collection (AFC), Phase 1 Union Station intermodal dynamic message signs WiFi on commuter rail line Automatic Stop Annunciation for Private Surface Transportation Providers Private Traveler Information Service Providers Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) ITS Toolkit Agency Issues & Priorities Customer service Safety & security Expansion of station/stop information systems Advanced Vehicle Locators (AVL) Systems Traveler Information Websites (e.g., Google Transit) CAD system, scheduling & dispatching for paratransit generally, Scheduling & CAD/AVL system for route matching software for Elderbus fixed route service Additional Closed Circuit TV CCTV cameras on vehicles & in Union Station (CCTV) on vehicles On-board next stop Upgraded fareboxes & magnetic strip tickets on all buses announcements Automatic Passenger Counter AFC on fixed route vehicles (APC) on fixed route vehicles Silent alarm capability Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf Generating transit demand Serving smaller communities through flexible-route service Improve dispatching, operational efficiency, & cost effectiveness (CAD/AVL implementation, APC) Intermodal dynamic message Increase availability of transit signs information to customers (Next Transit Signal Priority (with City of Worcester) stop announcements) Increase driver & passenger safety & security Communications upgrades & integration Improving coordination with public & private transportation providers Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission INVENTORY OF REGIONAL COMMERCIAL VEHICLES OPERATIONS Agency Existing & Ongoing Initiatives MassDOT - Highway Division Weigh-In-Motion (WIM) Oversize & Overweight (OS/OW) Permitting MassDOT - RMV Electronic Credentialing Systems Driver Verification System with various transit agencies Massachusetts State Police Source:TTM_Central_Final_Updates_2010-07-23_Final.pdf Planned & Proposed Initiatives ITS Toolkit Agency Issues & Priorities Height restrictions on roadways Upgrade Electronic Credentialing Systems Updating legacy systems New CVO web portal Improved system compatibility Massachusetts CVIEW Mobile enforcement & Mobile Screening Unit information queries Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission
