Southern Alleghenies ROP Projects

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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation ROP Overview and Summary Southern Alleghenies ROP Projects November 2007 78

B-1: I-99 DMSS, HARS AND CCTVS AT PINECROFT, BELLWOOD, ETC. This project will install 11 DMS, 6 HAR, and 6 CCTV along I-99 at various intersections. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS HAR CCTV unit unit unit Leamersville (SR 164) 2 1 1 Pinecroft (SR 764) 1 1 1 Bellwood (SR 865) 1 1 1 Tyrone (SR 453) 2 1 1 Bald Eagle (SR 350) 2 1 1 Blue Knob 2 1 1 SR 453 (at Tyrone) 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Blair County MPO Construction: 2-5 years starting in 2008 Capital: $2.63 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 31 of 83 12/4/2007

B-2: INSTALL DMSS (PORTABLES) ALONG PLANK ROAD Portable DMS deployment at intersections along Plank Road. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device Portable DMS unit Leamersville (SR 164) 2 Pinecroft (SR 764) 2 Bellwood (SR 865) 2 Tyrone (SR 453) 2 Bald Eagle (SR 350) 2 SR 453 (at Tyrone) 2 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Blair County MPO Construction: 2008-2010 Capital: $480K TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Improved notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. BENEFITS: The installation of Portable DMS will help incident and construction management efforts by informing motorists at the construction site and parallel routes of detours and delays. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 32 of 83 12/4/2007

B-3: EVACUATION PLANNING The region s transportation system should be prepared to respond adequately to a natural or manmade emergency event. This project is intended to support regional and state emergency management agencies develop and update evacuation plans and procedures for the region. Ultimately these plans and procedures should be tested through emergency response drills and a performance review. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Blair County MPO, Pennsylvania State Police, Local Law Enforcement, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Local Emergency Management, 911 Centers PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 2, 4, 5, 9, 12, 15 and 16 2009-2010 Construction: Capital: $50K to $250K PROJECT TYPE: Plan/Study TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): NA PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Number of emergency response plans; Number of emergency response exercises conducted per year. BENEFITS: Integrated statewide emergency plans and procedures for responding to a natural or manmade emergency event. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 33 of 83 12/4/2007

B-4: PLANK ROAD INTERCHANGE PROJECT ITS DEVICES This project will deploy 4 DMS and 1 CCTV along Plank Road at various intersections. The project will also require the relocation of fiber in the termination cabinet. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. DMS ITS Device unit Plank Road 2 I-99 2 Plank Road and Good's Lane CCTV unit 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Blair County MPO Construction: 2010-2011 Capital: $894K PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 34 of 83 12/4/2007

B-5: I-99 FIBER EXTENSION TO BEDFORD Extension of fiber optics communication 16 miles to Bedford, with the possible extension to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Blair County MPO Construction: 2012-2013 Capital: $1.5M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Equipment and communications downtime. BENEFITS: Improved communications with devices and centers, resulting in improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 35 of 83 12/4/2007

C-1: SCALP AVENUE DMS AND CCTV This project will install 5 DMS, 11 closed-loop traffic signal systems, and 4 CCTV along Scalp Avenue. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO Construction: 2007-2008 Capital: $1.7 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s roadways, improved vehicles speeds and reduced delay. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 36 of 83 12/4/2007

C-2: SR 22 EBENSBURG CCIP This project will install 4 DMS, 4 CCTV, and 2 closed-loop traffic signals along SR-22 at various intersections. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS CCTV unit unit 219 Interchange 4 219 22 Interchange 1 219 and 422 Interchange 1 Mini-mall Road 1 PennDOT Maintenance Building on SR 22 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO Construction: 2008-2009 Capital: $2.25 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s roadways, improved vehicles speeds and reduced delay. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 37 of 83 12/4/2007

C-3: EVACUATION PLANNING The region s transportation system should be prepared to respond adequately to a natural or manmade emergency event. This project is intended to support regional and state emergency management agencies develop and update evacuation plans and procedures for the region. Ultimately these plans and procedures should be tested through emergency response drills and a performance review. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO, Pennsylvania State Police, Local Law Enforcement, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Local Emergency Management, 911 Centers PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 2, 4, 5, 9, 12, 15 and 16 2009-2010 Construction: Capital: $50K to $250K PROJECT TYPE: Plan/Study TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): NA PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Number of emergency response plans; Number of emergency response exercises conducted per year. BENEFITS: Integrated statewide emergency plans and procedures for responding to a natural or manmade emergency event. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 38 of 83 12/4/2007

C-4: SR 56 & SR 403 DMSS & CCTVS THROUGH CONEMAUGH GAP This project will install 3 DMS and 3 CCTV along SR 56 and SR 403 at Conemaugh Gap. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS CCTV unit unit 56 WB before fairfield 1 1 EB SR 711 near Seward 1 1 EB SR 403 before 711 near Kramer 1 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO Construction: 2010 Capital: $705K PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 39 of 83 12/4/2007

C-5: SR 22 DMSS AND CCTVS This project will install 7 DMS, 4 HAR, and 4 CCTV along SR 22 at various intersections. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS HAR CCTV unit unit unit Portage (SR 0053) 2 1 1 Munster (SR 0164) 1 1 1 Ebensburg (SR0219) 2 1 1 Mundys Corner (SR 0271) 2 1 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO Construction: 2011 Capital: $1.7 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 40 of 83 12/4/2007

C-6: SR 56 DMSS, HARS, AND CCTVS IN JOHNSTOWN This project will install 6 DMS, 3 HAR, and 3 CCTV along SR 56 in Johnstown at various intersections. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS HAR CCTV unit unit unit SR 0219 Interchange 2 1 1 Widman Street Interchange 2 1 1 Bedford Street (SR0053) 2 1 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County MPO Construction: 2012 Capital: $1.4 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 41 of 83 12/4/2007

S-1: I-70 SR 1013 INTERSECTION BREEZEWOOD DMSS AND CCTVS This project will install 2 DMS, 3 CCTV, two traffic signal upgrades, and a closed loop traffic signal system near I-70 and SR 1013 in Breezewood. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO Construction: 2008 Capital: $2.0 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 42 of 83 12/4/2007

S-2: SR 601 CCIP/SIGNALS This project will install 6 DMS and 4 CCTV along SR 601 at various intersections. The project also includes signal system upgrades. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS unit CCTV unit SB before 601/Turnpike interchange 1 219 before 281 interchange 2 Myers/Dell interchange 2 Gilmer Bypass 1 601 on 219 1 681 on 219 1 Myers Dell on 219 1 North Center Ave - Gilmour and Turnpike intersection STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO 1 Construction: 2009-2010 Capital: $1.3 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 43 of 83 12/4/2007

S-3: EVACUATION PLANNING The region s transportation system should be prepared to respond adequately to a natural or manmade emergency event. This project is intended to support regional and state emergency management agencies develop and update evacuation plans and procedures for the region. Ultimately these plans and procedures should be tested through emergency response drills and a performance review. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO, Pennsylvania State Police, Local Law Enforcement, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Local Emergency Management, 911 Centers PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 2, 4, 5, 9, 12, 15 and 16 2009-2010 Construction: Capital: $50K to $250K PROJECT TYPE: Plan/Study TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): NA PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Number of emergency response plans; Number of emergency response exercises conducted per year. BENEFITS: Integrated statewide emergency plans and procedures for responding to a natural or manmade emergency event. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 44 of 83 12/4/2007

S-4: SR 30 AND SR 220 DMSS AND CCTVS AT BEDFORD INTERCHANGE AREA This project will install 2 DMS, 1 HAR, 2 CCTV, and 4 flashing beacons at the SR 30 and SR 220 intersection. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO Construction: 2010-2011 Capital: $550K PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 45 of 83 12/4/2007

S-5: I-99 FIBER EXTENSION TO PA TURNPIKE AND POSSIBLE EXTENSION TO SR 30 This project will extend the fiber line 18 miles from the Pennsylvania Turnpike to the Blair County line, with a possible extension further to SR 30. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Construction: 2010-2011 Capital: $1.6 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Equipment and communications downtime. BENEFITS: Improved communications with devices and centers, resulting in improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 46 of 83 12/4/2007

S-6: SR 22 ITS AT WATER STREET This project will deploy 1 DMS (eastbound) and 1 HAR with four flashing beacons on SR 22 near SR 453 intersection. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO Construction: 2011-2012 Capital: $250K PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 47 of 83 12/4/2007

S-7: SR 219 DMSS AND CCTVS This project will install 8 DMS, 4 HAR, and 4 CCTV along SR 219 at various intersections. The specific deployment locations are in the table below. ITS Device DMS HAR CCTV unit unit unit Davidsville (SR 0403) 2 1 1 Jerome (SR 0601) 2 1 1 Jennerstown (SR0030) 2 1 1 Somerset (SR 0601) 2 1 1 STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO Construction: 2011-2012 Capital: $1.9 M PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Percent change in number of accidents (or secondary incidents) along corridor; average peak-hour travel speeds; average peak-hour delay. BENEFITS: Improved detection and notification of incidents and emergencies along the region s highways. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 48 of 83 12/4/2007

P-1: ATMS INTEGRATION This project, which is currently ongoing, will install a modified District 11-0 s ATMS software at District 9-0 s TMC via an integrator. As part of the project, ITS equipment from will be added to the ATMS software. District 2-0 and 11-0 will soon have the same ATMS software installed on their systems. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0 PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 9, 13, and 16 Deployment: 2007-2008 Capital: $50K to $250K TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): PennDOT District 9-0 ATMS software and ITS Equipment PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: Benefits include potential data-sharing and communications streamlining between other TMCs using the same ATMS software. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 49 of 83 12/4/2007

P-2: CONNECT CCTV FEEDS TO PSP This project would allow the Pennsylvania State Police to access CCTV feeds and other data from the PennDOT District 9-0 TMC. As part of the arrangement, PSP will have the capability to operate and control parts of the TMC during off-hours, such as DMS and CCTV signs and cameras. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Pennsylvania State Police PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 9, 13, 16 Deployment: 2007-2008 Capital: Less than $50K PROJECT TYPE: Program LEVEL OF EFFORT: Low PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: Data-sharing and communications streamlining between other centers, limited off-hours operation of District 9-0 field equipment. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 50 of 83 12/4/2007

P-3: REGIONAL ITS TMC OPERATIONS MANUAL This project, currently in progress in-house, is a manual detailing the procedures, protocols, roles, and responsibilities for District 9-0 TMC operations. Distribution would include the Pennsylvania State Police and county maintenance offices. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, PSP PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: TSOP- 05 and 09 Deployment: 2008-2009 Capital: Less than $50K (internal) (internal) PROJECT TYPE: Program LEVEL OF EFFORT: Low TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): None PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: Clearly defined roles and responsibilities for operations, potential for shared use of the District 9-0 TMC PB Americas, Inc. Pg 51 of 83 12/4/2007

P-4: IMPROVE DETOUR ROUTE SHARING This project will integrate the detour routes and the ongoing evacuation plans into the ongoing al ITS TMC Operations Manual for distribution. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Southern Alleghenies MPO, Pennsylvania State Police, Local Law Enforcement, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Local Emergency Management, 911 Centers PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 2, 4, 5, 9, 12, 15 and 16 Deployment: 2008-2009 Capital: Less than $50K PROJECT TYPE: Program LEVEL OF EFFORT: Low TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): None PREREQUISITES AND DEPENDENCIES: Projects B-6, C-6, and S-6 (Evacuation Planning), and Project P- 3 (al ITS TMC Operations Manual) PERFORMANCE MEASURES: NONE BENEFITS: Improved use of detour routes, increased coordination PB Americas, Inc. Pg 52 of 83 12/4/2007

P-5: STANDARDIZE REPORTING PROCEDURES TO THE MEDIA This project involves identifying the existing PennDOT procedures involving reporting incidents and events to the media, and including those procedures in the al ITS TMC Operations Manual for distribution. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0 PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 5 Deployment: 2008-2009 Capital: Less than $50K PROJECT TYPE: Program LEVEL OF EFFORT: Low TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): None PREREQUISITES AND DEPENDENCIES: Project P-3 (al ITS TMC Operations Manual) PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: More accurate, consistent, and timely information to the media, resulting in better information to travelers. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 53 of 83 12/4/2007

P-6: WIRELESS NETWORK INTEGRATION This project would integrate PennDOT s ITS equipment with Cambria County 911 s county-wide secure wireless network. Cambria County s network is scheduled to be available in January, 2008. STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, Cambria County 911 PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 13 Deployment: 2008-2009 Capital: $50K to $250K Annual O&M: $50K TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): Wireless communications devices PREREQUISITES AND DEPENDENCIES: Cambria County 911 s county-wide wireless network. PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: Substantial cost-savings over traditional T1 Line communications to field devices. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS AND ISSUES: PennDOT Central Office currently has a policy against using wireless communications on field devices for security reasons. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 54 of 83 12/4/2007

P-7: BROADCAST VIDEO FEEDS This project will display PennDOT District 9-0 s video feeds on a state website, with a longer term possibility of providing higher-quality video feeds directly to media STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, PennDOT Central Office, Media PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 4 and 13 Deployment: 2009-2010 Capital: Less than $50K LEVEL OF EFFORT: Low PERFORMANCE MEASURES: None BENEFITS: Improved information for media and travelers in the region. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 55 of 83 12/4/2007

A-1: AMTRAN WEB-BASED TRIP PLANNER This project will involve AMTRAN s development and deployment of a web-based transit trip planner, with the addition of AVL/GPS capabilities on buses, and real-time arrival information. Details of the project are still being determined. AMTRAN s data could potentially be shared with PennDOT STAKEHOLDERS: PennDOT District 9-0, AMTRAN PERTINENT TSOP PROJECTS: 17 Deployment: 2007-2008 Capital: $1.2 M Annual O&M: $50K to $250K LEVEL OF EFFORT: High TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS (if applicable): GPS/AVL PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Number of users of real-time information; number of users of trip planning capability; customer satisfaction; transit vehicle on-time performance. BENEFITS: This type of information would likely benefit users who make infrequent trips, who may be unsure of next arrivals or transit schedules. PB Americas, Inc. Pg 56 of 83 12/4/2007