Ensure developing standards are influenced by UK practitioners and don’t Government and have unintended effects. Industry with LAs Wide range of coordinated pilots and benefits capture/learning C-ITS projects and the dissemination back to UK LAs. Forum Consider how to procure future data services, not just systems. LAs and Industry Think future-proofing’ in infrastructure design what can we add LAs and Industry ‘digital — now at low cost that we may need in 2020? Ensure connected technology does not have unintended consequences on All LAs’ existing technology and practices. Think about the skills sets needed to deploy connected services. LAs and Industry down the cost of connection via roadside beacon and ease of Industry connection to UK systems. Don’t Panic! Connected service pilots can start with smart phones and also All test various competing technologies; you don’t have to decide today. Think Customer! Services need to be chosen by road users as they work well All and give benefit, as opposed to regulatory tools like signals and signs. Take part! Unless UK LAs of all shapes and sizes get involved in pilots and All tests, we will have a size fits all’ solution. UK Government has funded ‘one pilots already and there is hopefully more to come. In the above, means the ITS, ICT and automotive industries working co-operatively. ‘Industry’ Appendix A: C-ITS Projects (funded by DfT from 21 Feb 2017) Blackpool Traffic congestion and parking Bluetooth management technology (£234,000) — City of York Connected vehicle data for traffic signalling to improve congestion (£295,200) — Derbyshire Early-warning system for congestion enabling drivers to communicate with one — another and avoid traffic (£237,500) Dorset Advanced congestion warnings app (£182,100) — Southampton Enabling council to deliver real-time travel information to better manage road — network (£90,000)
Ensure developing standards are influenced by UK practitioners and don’t have unintended effects. Government and Industry with LAs Wide range of coordinated pilots and benefits capture/learning dissemination back to UK LAs. C-ITS projects and the Forum Consider how to procure future data services, not just systems. LAs and Industry Think ‘digital future-proofing’ in infrastructure design — what can we add now at low cost that we may need in 2020? LAs and Industry Ensure connected technology does not have unintended consequences on LAs’ existing technology and practices. All Think about the skills sets needed to deploy connected services. LAs and Industry down the cost of connection via roadside beacon and ease of connection to UK systems. Industry Don’t Panic! Connected service pilots can start with smart phones and also test various competing technologies; you don’t have to decide today. All Think Customer! Services need to be chosen by road users as they work well and give benefit, as opposed to regulatory tools like signals and signs. All Take part! Unless UK LAs of all shapes and sizes get involved in pilots and tests, we will have a ‘one size fits all’ solution. UK Government has funded pilots already and there is hopefully more to come. All In the above, ‘Industry’ means the ITS, ICT and automotive industries working co-operatively. Appendix A: C-ITS Projects (funded by DfT from 21 Feb 2017) Blackpool — Traffic congestion and parking Bluetooth management technology (£234,000) City of York — Connected vehicle data for traffic signalling to improve congestion (£295,200) Derbyshire — Early-warning system for congestion enabling drivers to communicate with one another and avoid traffic (£237,500) Dorset — Advanced congestion warnings app (£182,100) Southampton — Enabling council to deliver real-time travel information to better manage road network (£90,000)
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