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Connecticut Department of Transportation 511 Peer-to-Peer Visit - July 2007
Participating Agencies: Connecticut DOT, North Carolina DOT, Virginia DOT
The state of Connecticut is in the planning process for the state 511 system. The Connecticut DOT hosted peer event on statewide 511 by hosting two peer experts who have first hand experience within their states on the development and implementation of a statewide 511 system to meet with state and regional representatives. Both North Carolina and Virginia have had an operational 511 system for the past two years. The peers shared experiences with planning, start-up, operations as well as lessons learned.
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511 Peer Exchange - March 2007
Participating Agencies: The following state DOTs: Kansas, Utah, Virginia; New Mexico; Arizona; Arkansas; California; Colorado; Connecticut; Illinois; Indiana; Louisiana; Mississippi; New Jersey; New Mexico; New York; Nevada; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania
The New Mexico DOT and the FHWA New Mexico Division hosted a 511 peer exchange. New Mexico DOT was examining their current traveler information system and considering alternatives to their existing phone and web service. In addition to the 3 peers sponsored by the ITS P2P program, peers from California DOT (Caltrans) and North Carolina DOT participated. Each peer discussed the current state of the practice within their state and discussed lessons learned.
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Contra Flow Evacuation Operations, Orlando, FL - February 2006
Participating Agencies: Alabama DOT; Georgia State Patrol; Louisiana State Police; Mississippi DOT; North Carolina DOT; North Carolina State Highway Patrol; South Carolina Department of Public Safety; Texas DOT; Virginia State Police; Florida DOT
The purpose of this workshop was to bring states together to discuss lessons learned and best practices used during contra-flow evacuation operations. The following states presented information on their Contra-Flow Plans: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. The majority of these states had implemented their Contra-Flow Plans in recent years. A core team worked together to gather and summarize the information, and present the initial outcomes to the group on the second day of the workshop. This allowed for all participants to learn from the other states’ Plan deployments.
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