Commercial motor vehicle parking trends at rest areas and weigh stations.
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Commercial motor vehicle parking trends at rest areas and weigh stations.

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      The major objectives of this research included: i) to determine trends for truck parking at public rest areas

      throughout Florida and ii) to develop a suitable smart parking management system for commercial motor

      vehicles and conduct a pilot project. The data collection efforts over the course of this research enabled the

      research team to determine the level of truck parking capacity problem experienced at each rest area in

      Florida. This information was used to divide the rest areas into three categories, low, medium, and high,

      based on the “level of truck parking capacity problem,” and depicted the rest areas on a color-coded map for

      I-10, I-75, and I-95; green was used for a low parking capacity problem, yellow for a medium parking

      capacity problem, and red for a high parking capacity problem. This research also included an assessment of

      technology that can be used to improve truck parking management at rest areas in Florida and deployment of

      a pilot project to test implementation. The vehicle detection technology chosen for the pilot project at the

      Leon County rest areas (eastbound and westbound) on I-10 features wireless ground sensors, which detect

      the presence of a vehicle as it comes to a stop above it. Over the course of this research, various software

      tools were developed to complement the wireless vehicle detection system described above, including a GIS

      mapping application, a report generation module, and an occupancy prediction model.

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