View CCIT Projects At A Glance
 
  Business Case: A Wide-Area Wireless
Network for ITS (Telesaurus)
  Berkeley Highway Laboratory
  Statewide Architecture: An Interregional Project Demonstration
  Telecommunications Infrastructure Plans for Traffic Operations
 
 
 
  Corridor Management: Template and Demonstration
 
  Performance Measurement: Training Planners and Engineers
  Performing Vehicle Classification in PeMS
 
 
  Procurement of Innovative Technologies by Transportation Agencies
  REDS-Management of Research and Innovation Projects Portfolio
 
  Homeland Security Technologies: Tools for Practitioners
  Using GPS-Enabled Cell Phones as Traffic Sensors

Implementing Innovation

In response to a Request for Interest from potential industry partners that CCIT posted on its Web site, CCIT is forging relationships with private-sector partners to implement a number of innovative technologies. One deployment currently underway is the Smart Parking project.


Research suggests that a lack of parking spaces at transit stations may discourage ridership. Smart Parking is a system that tells motorists if there are spaces available at a selected BART station. The CCIT project team will measure whether this system causes drivers to switch modes.

What is the role of CCIT?

CCIT was created to bring together industry, government and academia to facilitate deployment of transportation innovations that would help to advance Caltrans’ goals of increasing the state transportation system's safety, efficiency, productivity, flexibility and performance.

What are CCIT's objectives?

  • Provide seed funding to match industry funding and jumpstart some of the most promising transportation innovations.
  • Leverage its seed funding so that industry partners cost share appropriately in the development and initial deployment of these products and services.

Who will benefit?

Caltrans will benefit by improving its ability to implement transportation solutions more rapidly and with greater cost effectiveness by means of co-investments with industry.

The traveling public will benefit from improvements in transportation safety, efficiency and productivity as well as from wider and more flexible transportation choices.