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Board of Directors Operations Committee Meeting North Carolina Turnpike Authority July 19, 2018 Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration Dennis Jernigan, P.E. Director of Highway Operations 2 Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration


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Board of Directors Operations Committee Meeting

North Carolina Turnpike Authority July 19, 2018

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Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

Dennis Jernigan, P.E. Director of Highway Operations

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AVPG Designation

Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

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  • Triangle Expressway designated as a

USDOT Autonomous Vehicle Proving Ground in January 2017

  • First meeting with Volvo Trucks team in

March 2017

  • Collaborated with Volvo team, NCDOT and

NCDMV on platooning legislation that was passed in July 2017

  • Volvo submitted a plan for demonstration

in March 2018

  • Ordinances issued by NCDOT March 29,

2018

  • Demonstration began in early April 2018
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Details of Demonstration

Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

  • Veridea Parkway served as the proving ground and

southern terminus of route

  • Davis/Hopson interchange was used as northern

terminus of route

  • Salt barn location at Green Level was used to store

tractors/trailers overnight

  • Demonstration occurred outside a.m. and p.m. peak

periods

  • Trucks were spaced 75 to 100 feet apart as they traveled

at 62 miles per hour

  • All tractors had licensed drivers, each with 15+ years

driving experience

Safety Was Paramount In All Demonstrations

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Photo courtesy of The Associated Press

Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

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Drivers: Ulysses, Justin, Cindy Technical Team: Franklin, Bob, George

Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

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Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

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Media Outlets

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Volvo Trucks/FedEx Platooning Demonstration

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I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

Rodger Rochelle, P.E. Chief Engineer

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Discussion Items

  • Project Overview
  • T&R Analysis Update
  • Recent Activities
  • Upcoming Public Open Houses
  • Next Steps

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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I-485 and U.S. 74 Express Lanes Network

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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U.S. 74 Phase I: Convert Bus Lane to Express Lane (STIP Project U-5526A) U.S. 74 Phase II: Add One Express Lane and Widen to Three General Purpose Lanes in Each Direction (STIP Project U-2509) I-485: Add One Express Lane in Each Direction (STIP Project I-5507) Monroe Expressway

NOTE: Existing Lanes Will Not Be Tolled

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I-485 Express Lanes

STIP Project I-5507

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I-485 Express Lanes (I-5507)

  • Add One Express Lane in Each Direction Between I-77 and U.S. 74
  • Extend Third General Purpose Lane from Rea Road to Providence

Road (Both Directions)

– No tolls will be added to the existing and new general purpose lanes

  • Combine Three Other Area Projects with I-485 Project

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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I-485: Add One Express Lane in Each Direction (STIP Project I-5507)

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Widen Ballantyne Commons Parkway Bridge (STIP Project U-6030) New Interchange at Weddington Road (STIP Project R-0211EC) Improve John Street Interchange (STIP Project U-4714AB)

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I-485 Express Lanes (I-5507)

  • Proposed Express Lanes Direct

Connectors and Access Points

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Proposed Direct Connector Proposed Access Point

Westinghouse Blvd Direct Connector Johnston Rd Direct Connector

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase I

STIP Project U-5526A

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase I (U-5526A)

  • Convert the Bus Lane

Along U.S. 74 to Express Lane

– Approximately 6 miles – Reversible express lane between I-277 and Albemarle Road – One express lane in each direction between Albemarle Road and Wallace Lane

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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U.S. 74 Phase I: Convert Bus Lane to Express Lane (STIP Project U-5526A)

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LEGEND Direct Connector Ingress/Egress Point

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Albemarle Rd

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase I (U-5526A)

I-277 to Albemarle Road

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Express Lane General Purpose Lanes Express Lanes General Purpose Lanes

Albemarle Road to Wallace Lane

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase II

STIP Project U-2509

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase II (U-2509)

  • One Express Lane in

Each Direction Between Conference Dr and I-485

– Approximately 6 miles

  • Other Improvements

– Upgrade U.S. 74 to expressway (remove at-grade intersections) – Convert multiple at-grade intersections into grade separations or interchanges – Several parallel road connections to improve connectivity

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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U.S. 74 Phase II: Add One Express Lane and Widen to Three General Purpose Lanes in Each Direction (STIP Project U-2509)

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LEGEND Direct Connector Entrance/Exit Point

DC DC DC

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U.S. 74 Express Lanes Phase II (U-2509)

Conference Drive to I-485

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Express Lanes General Purpose Lanes

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Recent Activities

  • Project Update to CRTPO Board on March

21, 2018

  • Feedback from CRTPO

– Continue T&R analysis and provide updates to CRTPO – Work with CRTPO staff to form a toll operations advisory group – Conduct additional outreach to local jurisdictions and the public

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Registered Carpool Scenario T&R Analysis

Total Shortfall: ̴ $(20M) | Years of Shortfall: ̴ 16

$0M $2M $4M $6M $8M $10M $12M $14M 2022 2027 2032 2037 2042 2047 2052 2057 Toll Operations Toll Capital Revenue $0M $2M $4M $6M $8M $10M $12M $14M 2022 2027 2032 2037 2042 2047 2052 2057 Toll Operations Toll Capital Revenue $0M $2M $4M $6M $8M $10M $12M $14M 2022 2027 2032 2037 2042 2047 2052 2057 Toll Operations Toll Capital Revenue Source: I-485 and U.S. 74: Stantec May 2018 Level II Draft Submittal

$0M $4M $8M $12M $16M 2022 2027 2034 2039 2044 $0M $4M $8M $12M $16M 2022 2027 2034 2039 2044

PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED DATA CURRENT DATA

Sources: I-485: Stantec February 2018 Draft Memo U.S. 74: Stantec August 2015 Screening Level Memo Revenue Toll Capital Toll Operations

Total Shortfall: ̴ $(6M) | Years of Shortfall: ̴ 7

204 9 204 9

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Key Differences in Assumptions

  • Previously Presented Data

– Screening Level Traffic & Revenue for U.S. 74 – 50% Revenue downside

  • Current Data

– Level II Draft Traffic & Revenue for U.S. 74 – 35% Revenue and 15% Transaction downside

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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CRTPO Toll Operations Advisory Group

  • Membership

– CRTPO representatives – NCTA representatives

  • Rodger Rochelle – NCTA Chief Engineer
  • Warren Cooksey – NCTA Director of Community Affairs
  • Greg Boulanger – Consultant to NCTA
  • Radha Krishna Swayampakala – Consultant to NCTA
  • First Meeting: July 16, 2018

I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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I-485 & US 74 Project Update

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Methods for Public Outreach

publicinput.com/I-485_US- 74_Charlotte

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Public Open Houses: July 25 & 26, 2018

Methods for Public Outreach

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I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

@NCTurnpike @NCDOT_Charlotte

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I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Next Steps

Task I-485 (I-5507) U.S. 74 Phase I (U-5526A) U.S. 74 Phase II (U-2509)

Public Meetings July 25 & 26, 2018 Summer 2018 Summer & Fall 2018 Completion of Environmental Studies Summer 2018 Summer 2018 2019 Begin Final Designs Summer 2018 Already in Progress Late 2019 Start Construction Summer 2019 TBD TBD Open to Traffic (Anticipated) 2022 TBD TBD

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I-485 Express Lanes (I-5507)

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I-485 & U.S. 74 Project Update

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Questions?

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Complete 540 Procurement Update

Rodger Rochelle, P.E. Chief Engineer

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Complete 540

Complete 540 Procurement Update

  • R-2721A
  • 4.6 mile new location
  • ~ 190 parcels
  • R-2721B
  • 4.9 mile new location
  • ~ 210 parcels
  • R-2828
  • 8.6 mile new location
  • ~ 250 parcels

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Current Project Schedule

Complete 540 Procurement Update

  • Record of Decision:

June 6, 2018

  • Corridor Permit Application:

Summer 2018

  • Right of Way Plans for R-2721A & R-2721B: Fall 2018
  • Anticipate Permits:

Late 2018/Early 2019 (phased for R-2828 & construction for R-2721A and R-2721B)

  • Design-Build Contract Letting

– R-2828: November 2018 – R-2721B: February 2019 – R-2721A: April 2019 – R-2829: Future (2027)

  • Complete Project Finance

Early 2019

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Status and Next Steps

Complete 540 Procurement Update

R-2828 R-2721B R-2721A Advertisement  April 16  July 2 September 4 SOQ Due Date  May 11 July 31 October 2 Shortlist Date  May 24 August 14 October 18 Issue 1st Draft RFP  May 24 August 14 October 18 Debrief Teams  Week of June 4 Week of Aug. 27 Week of Oct. 29 1st Meeting with Teams  June 7 August 28 November 1 Issue 2nd Draft RFP  June 26 September 11 November 20 2nd Meeting with Teams  July 10 September 25 December 6 Issue 3rd Draft RFP July 24 October 9 December 20 3rd Meeting with Teams August 7 October 23 January 8

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Thank you!