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Wireless Roadside Inspection Proof-of-Concept Test

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  • Corporate Creators:
    United States. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Technology Division
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    FMCSA-RRT-09-007
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    Tech Report
  • Corporate Publisher:
    United States. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
  • Abstract:
    This project was undertaken to determine the feasibility of gathering vehicle, driver, and carrier data to be used to format and wirelessly transmit from a commercial motor vehicle a Safety Data Message Set (SDMS). The Wireless Roadside Inspection (WRI) Program is defined in three phases:

    Phase 1: Proof-of-Concept Test (POC)—Testing of commercial off-the-shelf technology to validate WRI concept.

    Phase 2: Pilot Test—Safety technology maturation and back-office system integration.

    Phase 3: Field Operational Test—Multi-vehicle testing over a multi-state region

    This report focuses on Phase 1 efforts. Technical efforts dealt with the ability of a wireless inspection system to collect driver, vehicle, and carrier information; format a SDMS from this information; and wirelessly transmit a SDMS to a roadside receiver unit or mobile enforcement vehicle. As a result of the WRI POC testing, it is concluded that WRI holds considerable promise in increasing highways safety by:

     Improving the quality of the inspections performed.

     Allowing more inspections to be conducted

     Providing industry benefits for these technologies that encourage early adoption.

    Because of these positive results, it is recommended that Phase 2 (Pilot Testing) be engaged.

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