Overview
The goal of this research was to evaluate the St. Louis Motor Assist program and determine current benefits of the program and the goals for the program in the future.
The results of this research support the idea that this program provides a tremendous amount of safety benefits to St. Louis and the surrounding area by reducing secondary crashes, annual congestion cost, and faster incident response and clearance.
Source Organization Location
St. Louis
MO
Operations Area of Practice
Freeway Management
Real Time Traveler Information
Employee Health and Safety
Business Processes/Policies and Procedures
Data Acquisition, Support and Hosting
Cost / Benefit Analysis
Roadway Safety Services / Roadway Safety Patrol
Traffic Incident Management
Organizational Capability Element
Performance Management
Freeway Operations
Traveler Information
Testing, Verification & Validation (V&V)
Active Traffic Management/Travel Demand Management/Pricing
Public safety agency collaboration
Content Type
Research
Role in Organization
Public
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Engineer
Senior Manager
Publishing Organization
State DOTs