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Summary
- Learn about new real-world data that demonstrates measurable changes in driver behavior resulting from in-cab alerts
- Discover the benefits of connected technology and how in-cab alerts, integrated into existing ELDs, can reach commercial drivers without requiring additional hardware
- Obtain insights on the power of public-private partnerships and how Fleetworthy, INRIX, and state DOTs are leveraging connected vehicle data and geofencing in roadway safety initiatives
- Explore what's next for connected roadways and how Texas and Indiana plan to expand digital alert capabilities, with a focus on delivering timely, relevant, and actionable information to drivers
In this webinar, Fleetworthy, MacAdam Consulting, and safety leaders from the Texas and Indiana Departments of Transportation joined together to discuss new research on how in-cab alerts influence driver behavior.
The panel compared data on alerted and non-alerted drivers and shared lessons from real-world deployments in their states. They covered what the research shows, what agencies are learning in practice, and what DOTs should consider when exploring in-cab alerts as a safety intervention.
Presenters
- Brenda Colombus, Fleetworthy Product Manager, Agency Solutions
- John MacAdam, PE & Independent Transportation & Technology Consultant, MacAdam Consulting
- Peter Vichitbandha, Statewide Traffic Management Center & Geofenced Hazard Notification Program Director
- Nathan Sturdevant, PE & Director of Emerging Mobility Division, Indiana Department of Transportation
Moderator
- Terri Johnson, PE & Director of Public Sector Services, INRIX