AdvanTEC TALK, Fall Issue 2021

CV Sync-Cathedral City Designed by ADVANTEC Now Under Construction in Cathedral City and Other Cities in Coachella Valley

This ADVANTEC project has been featured in the local news in Cathedral City. The City of Cathedral City Mayor Raymond Gregory introduced the CV Sync project to synchronize traffic signals in the city and the surrounding areas of Coachella Valley. Joined by Justin Schlaefli, Civil/Traffic Engineer from TKE Engineering and Tom Kirk, Executive Director of CVAG, they describe what CV Sync will do to benefit the people of Cathedral City with safer, more efficient travel and the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality.

 

Leading-edge Technology with the C-V2X Pilot

Project, City of La Quinta By Carlos Ortiz, P.E., PTOE, COO

Recently, ADVANTEC conducted a C-V2X Pilot Project in the City of La Quinta as part of our CVAG CV Sync Program. We are deploying connected vehicle technologies where newer vehicles will be able to see the Signal Phase and Timing (SPaT) and other Basic Safety Messages (BSM) via vehicle On-Board Unit (OBU) that will communicate with the roadway infrastructure. This leading-edge technology in La Quinta will help to advance the City and region as we move closer and closer to implementing the use of connected/automated vehicles. The C-V2X Pilot

Project was a success and CVAG will be deploying the technology over 600 signalized intersections in the Coachella Valley and creating Connected and Smart Corridors.


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