Part One:
NJDOT’s CV Team Efforts including an Overview of the CV Lab at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and a Demonstration from the Field

Part One
April 21st
12:00 - 1:00 pm

REGISTER FOR PART ONE

Part Two:
Hitting the Road with More CAV Programs Including the Smart Mobility Testing Ground (SMTG) in New Brunswick

Part Two
May 19th
12:00 - 1:00 pm

PART TWO REGISTRATION OPENS SOON

ITSNJ and the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Met Section are pleased to bring you this two-part webinar series as an introduction to the successful Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) initiatives that have been developing around the state. TCNJ’s Chi Epsilon civil engineering honor society and Electrical Engineering honor society will also be joining the session.

In Part One, NJDOT’s CV team, a collaboration of agency, academic, consultant, and vendor partners, will share the tip of the iceberg on their program.  The session will raise some of the technical, security, and policy issues as well as highlight strategies to mitigate them including the CV lab at TCNJ. NJDOT's CV team is reducing risk by testing combinations of roadside units (RSUs), traffic signal controllers, and edge computing systems leading to pilot field implementations.

Part Two, on May 19th, will feature two presentations. In the first presentation Rutgers CAIT and Middlesex County will present the current planning, design, and instrumentation effort for the New Brunswick Innovation Hub Smart Mobility Testing Ground. The second presentation will be on a cloud-based next generation 511 system for alerting connected travelers of geo-located near-real-time hazards (virtual DMS). The app is integrated with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to reduce driver distraction and maximize fleet penetration without additional OBUs and RSUs.

Registration for Part Two will open after April 21st.