IN ACTION TODAY CV PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS Michigan is actively implementing a number of projects and programs: Toward Zero Death (TZD) Campaign Safety Pilot Program Border Wait Time (BWT) System MCITY Willow Run Data Use Analysis and Processing (DUAP) Program I-275 Work Zone I-69 Truck Platooning Road Weather Management Truck Parking Management ©2021 Planet M

IN ACTION TODAY MCITY Working with the Michigan Department of Transportation, U-M researchers have designed Mcity, a unique test facility for evaluating the capabilities of connected and automated vehicles and systems. Mcity, a 32-acre connected and autonomous vehicle testing site that opened in 2015, simulates urban and suburban environments and is in high demand. Occupying 32 acres at the University's North Campus Research Complex, Mcity simulates the broad range of complexities vehicles encounter in urban and suburban environments. It includes approximately five lane-miles of roads with intersections, traffic signs and signals, sidewalks, benches, simulated buildings, street lights, and obstacles such as construction barriers. Mcity celebrated its grand opening on July 20, 2015 with representatives from government, industry, & the university. TESTING NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN A REALISTIC OFF-ROADWAY ENVIRONMENT IS AN ESSENTIAL STEP BEFORE A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF HIGHLY AUTOMATED VEHICLES CAN BE DEPLOYED SAFELY ON ACTUAL ROADWAYS. Toward Zero Death (TZD) Campaign Safety Pilot Program Border Wait Time (BWT) System Mcity American Center for Mobility Data Use Analysis and Processing (DUAP) Program I-275 Work Zone I-69 Truck Platooning Road Weather Management Truck Parking Management ©2021 Planet M

IN ACTION TODAY AMERICAN CENTER FOR MOBILITY The American Center for Mobility is a joint initiative across the State of Michigan—including the Michigan Department of Transportation and Michigan Economic Development Corp., the University of Michigan, Business Leaders for Michigan and Ann Arbor SPARK. The Center's 335-acre Willow Run site, in Ypsilanti, Michigan, where B-24 bombers were made during World War II in a factory built by Henry Ford, is poised to become a national-scale advanced automotive testing and product development center that can accommodate the broad needs of industry and government, while providing room to grow and adapt as technology dictates. The center will focus on testing, verification and certification of connected and automated vehicles. Willow Run is a cost effective location for this type of activity, with numerous structures already in place, including double overpasses, which will serve as the perfect environment for researching and testing mobility technologies. The center will focus on testing, verification and certification of connected and automated vehicles. Toward Zero Death (TZD) Campaign Safety Pilot Program Border Wait Time (BWT) System Mcity American Center for Mobility Data Use Analysis and Processing (DUAP) Program I-275 Work Zone I-69 Truck Platooning Road Weather Management Truck Parking Management ©2021 Planet M