Input from Truck Drivers Sample Clauses

Input from Truck Drivers. Our experience with MPOs across the country has shown that while “traditional” data collection activities are a critical element of a successful freight plan, there are additional, more innovative strategies that can help MPOs more precisely pinpoint problem locations as well as encourage private sector engagement in the planning process. In this context, PB will carry out the following tasks: • Collect real-time truck travel data– We will use the truck GPS data discussed in task 3.3. This data includes spot speed analysis, travel time, average speed and congestion analysis, estimates of relative volume and estimates of parking needs. These data will be critical in helping to “localize” freight flow information, and understand what facilities and networks are most critical to local and regional distribution. • Identify truck “hot spots” using break room maps– PB will develop and place regional freight system maps in the break rooms of key Triangle region shipper and carrier companies to allow drivers to identify chokepoints and potential solutions. Deliverable(s): • Synthesis of Truck Speed and Travel Time Data • Maps showing Truck Hot Spots
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