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Interim Report: Compliance and Commercial Vehicle Operators – A Systems Evaluation of the Problem and Virtual Solutions

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  • Madanat, Samer
  • Rodier, Caroline
  • Allen, Denise
  • Johnston, Scott
  • Miller, Mark A.
  • Allen, Jaime
  • Benjamin-Chung, Jade
  • Kazanjy, Michael
  • Narayan, Atul
  • Giuliano, Gen
  • McFerrin, Peter

Abstract

This report documents a review of the literature for commercial motor vehicle inspection and compliance stations and its relationship with the growth of truck travel over the next 25 years and the lack of concurrent capacity increases in staffing at such stations. Problems result in that more commercial vehicles will need to stop for inspection with longer queues at weigh stations associated with increased congestion, increased wait times, more idling trucks, and increased safety hazards. Alternatively, without stopping at inspection and compliance stations other problems will result such as roadway pavement and structure damage, and safety-related and security-related issues. Proposed advanced technological solutions to these problems are examined focusing on the four areas of pavement damage, safety, air quality, and security.

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  • Madanat, Samer & Rodier, Caroline & Allen, Denise & Johnston, Scott & Miller, Mark A. & Allen, Jaime & Benjamin-Chung, Jade & Kazanjy, Michael & Narayan, Atul & Giuliano, Gen & McFerrin, Peter, 2008. "Interim Report: Compliance and Commercial Vehicle Operators – A Systems Evaluation of the Problem and Virtual Solutions," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt90r9t9fb, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
  • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsrrp:qt90r9t9fb
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