Assessment of Innovative and Automated Freight Strategies and Technologies – Phase II Final Report

Morgan, Curtis A.; Borowiec, Jeffrey D.; Kruse, C. James; Monsreal, Mario; Perkinson, Dennis G.; Prozzi, Jolanda; Rutter, Allan; Villa, Juan Carlos; Warner, Jeffery; Brydia, Robert; Glover, Brianne; Habermann, John; Huntsman, Brett; Kang, Dong Hun; Katsikides, Nicole Blackwell; Kuzio, Jacqueline; Lee, Dahye; Metsker-Galarza, Madison; Miller, Matthew; Olson, leslie; Sharma, Sushant; Steadman, Maxwell P; Sunkari, Srinivasa; Voigt, Anthony P.; White, L.D.; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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Assessment of Innovative and Automated Freight Strategies and Technologies – Phase II Final Report

2021-06-01
By Morgan, Curtis A. ; Borowiec, Jeffrey D. ; Kruse, C. James ; ...

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Morgan, Curtis A. ; Borowiec, Jeffrey D. ; Kruse, C. James ; Monsreal, Mario ; Perkinson, Dennis G. ; ... More +

Morgan, Curtis A. ; Borowiec, Jeffrey D. ; Kruse, C. James ; Monsreal, Mario ; Perkinson, Dennis G. ; Prozzi, Jolanda ; Rutter, Allan ; Villa, Juan Carlos ; Warner, Jeffery ; Brydia, Robert ; Glover, Brianne ; Habermann, John ; Huntsman, Brett ; Kang, Dong Hun ; Katsikides, Nicole Blackwell ; Kuzio, Jacqueline ; Lee, Dahye ; Metsker-Galarza, Madison ; Miller, Matthew ; Olson, leslie ; Sharma, Sushant ; Steadman, Maxwell P ; Sunkari, Srinivasa ; Voigt, Anthony P. ; White, L.D. Less -
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Automation Delivery Service Freight Mobility Freight Movement Freight Planning Freight Project Evaluation Freight Service Freight System Innovation Innovative Freight Technologies Intercity Freight Corridors Intermodal Transfer Major Freight Generators Off Peak Periods Strategic Planning Technological Innovations Technology Urban Areas Urban Freight Delivery
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FHWA/TX-21/0-6837-01-R1
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Tech Report
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Texas
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October 2016–August 2018
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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Phase II of TxDOT 0-6837 investigated nine strategy/technology (S/T) areas recommended by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) at the end of Phase I. Researchers used the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) 750: Volume 3 Systematic Technology Reconnaissance, Evaluation, and Adoption Methodology (STREAM) evaluation method and other appropriate methodologies to assess each S/T area. The nine areas selected for further evaluation were automated/zero emission freight systems, freight rail public-private partnerships, alternative fueled freight vehicles, truck-shipper matching systems, port intelligent transportation systems, separation of trucks from automobiles, truck parking information systems, freight village facility development, and border advanced freight traveler information. The Phase II project expanded the understanding of the nine selected S/T areas using NCHRP-recommended STREAM process evaluation methods, informed the TxDOT project panel how evaluated S/Ts could address TxDOT freight planning goals and objectives, and identified test concepts and applications that could address freight system needs. Phase III will implement activities related to four of the S/Ts advanced by the panel during Phase II.
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Project 0-6837-01
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