CMV Summit Recap 2024
Thank you to those who attended, presented, and assisted in the planning of the 2024 Southeast CMV Safety Research Summit. The Summit brought together government, industry, universities, law enforcement, and non-profits to form meaningful partnerships.
With over 200 registrants, 22 states were represented. Forty speakers delivered insightful and informative presentations. We were privileged to have support from eight sponsors and to showcase 9 exhibitors from universities and non-profits.
Photos from the event can be found here.
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Recorded Sessions Playlist
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Presentations
- Moving Freight Alley Forward: Insights, Impact and Collaboration in Action
- Automated CMV Research Update, ADS Inspection Demonstration and Operational Test of in-Motion Electronic CMV Inspections (Level VIII)
- Collaboration that Moves Human Trafficking Awareness Forward
- Sensor Fusion and Automation for Improving Commercial Vehicle Safety
- GIS Roadway Analysis Crash Data Reporting Applications to Improve the State's Performance in SSDQ
- Reducing Heavy Truck Front Crash Involvement with Crash Avoidance Technology
- North Carolina's Strategies for Driver Focused Enforcement
- Creating Pathways for Engagement in the Fight against Human Trafficking through Partnerships, Innovation and Model Replication
- Interrupting Human Trafficking: Strategic Transportation Policies
- Data-driven Methods for Combatting Sex Trafficking
- Multi Sensor Fusion for Proactive Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety at Work Zone
- Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Specific Training for Clerks of Court
- FMCSA Priorities and Direction
Program
Wednesday, August 28, 2024
Registration, Exhibits, Sponsored Breakfast
Welcome Remarks
- Rhonda Stricklin, Info Mgmt Director, Alabama Transportation Institute
- Dr. Steven Jones, Int Executive Director, Alabama Transportation Institute
- Walt Maddox, Mayor, City of Tuscaloosa
- Colonel Jonathan Archer, Director, Department of Public Safety, ALEA
Opening Session - FMCSA Priorities and Direction
- Dr. Georgia Steele, Regional Field Administrator, Southern Region, FMCSA
- Sue Lawless, Executive Director and Chief Safety Officer, FMCSA
- Darrell Ruban, Associate Administrator for Safety, FMCSA
Break and Exhibits
Moving Freight Alley Forward: Insights, Impact and Collaboration in Action
- Shannon Millsaps, Chief Operating Officer, Thrive Regional Partnership
Insiders' Perspectives - The Trucking Industry in 2024 and Beyond
- Mark Colson, Pres/CEO, Alabama Trucking Association
- Ben Greenberg, Pres/CEO, North Carolina Trucking Association
Lunch - networking and exhibit time
Autonomous Vehicle First Responder Interactions Session
Enhanced Pre-trip Inspection and Law Enforcement Interaction Plan
- Brett Fabbri, Head of Law Enforcement Policy and Roadway Safety, Kodiak
Fire/EMS Interaction and Response
- Gary McCarthy, Head of First Responder Policy, Aurora
Concurrent Sessions
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Session 1
Automated CMV Research Update, ADS Inspection Demonstration and Operational Test of in-Motion Electronic CMV Inspections (Level VIII)
- Tom Kelly, Program Manager, FMCSA, Advanced Technology Division
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Session 2
Collaboration that Moves Human Trafficking Awareness Forward
- Mandy Bowden, Human Trafficking Program Coordinator, Office of the South Carolina Attorney General
- Taryn Shekitka, Director of Operations, South Carolina Trucking Association
Refreshment Break and Exhibits
Campus facilities tour (optional) + open networking time
Networking Reception
Thursday, August 29, 2024
Sponsored Breakfast and Exhibits
Concurrent Sessions
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Session 1
Successful University Partnership Projects
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Sensor Fusion and Automation for Improving Commercial Vehicle Safety
- Dr. David Bevly, McNair Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Auburn University
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Advancing Universal ID Through Demonstration of Enabling Technologies
- Dr. Andrew Martin, Program Manager, Commercial Vehicle Technology & Policy, Kentucky Transportation Center
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Sensor Fusion and Automation for Improving Commercial Vehicle Safety
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Applications to Assist Law Enforcement
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GIS Roadway Analysis Crash Data Reporting
Applications to Improve the State's Performance in SSDQ- Sgt. Greg Handy, Louisiana State Police
- Max Bankston, Applications Development Manager, LSU/CARTS
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GIS Roadway Analysis Crash Data Reporting
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Session 2
Crash Reduction Strategies
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Reducing Heavy Truck Front Crash Involvement with Crash Avoidance Technology
- Dr. David Kidd, Senior Research Scientist, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
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North Carolina's Strategies for Driver Focused Enforcement
- Lt. Travis Ingold, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Section (MCSAP), North Carolina State Highway Patrol
- First Sergeant Brandon Vick, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Section (MCSAP), North Carolina State Highway Patrol
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Reducing Heavy Truck Front Crash Involvement with Crash Avoidance Technology
Break and Exhibits
Concurrent Sessions
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Session 1
Human Trafficking Panel Discussion with representatives from non-profit, law enforcement, academia and a state agency. The panelists will give 10-to-15-minute presentations on the following topics and the remaining time will be Q & A.
- Moderated by Anil Mujumdar, Assistant Professor of Law in Residence, The University of Alabama School of Law
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Creating Pathways for Engagement in the Fight against Human Trafficking through Partnerships, Innovation and Model Replication
- Kylla Lanier, Deputy Director/Senior Director of Public Sector Engagement, Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT)
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Law Enforcement Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking
- Lt. Colonel Troy Thompson, Chief, Office of Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Florida Highway Patrol
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Interrupting Human Trafficking: Strategic Transportation Policies
- Trayce Hockstad, Law and Policy Analyst, Transportation Policy Research Center, Alabama Transportation Institute, The University of Alabama
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Building Effective Outreach Programs and Campaigns: The Intersection of CMV and Human Trafficking
- Juenesse Holman, Deputy Director, Regulatory Compliance Division, Georgia Department of Driver Services
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Data-driven Methods for Combatting Sex Trafficking
- Dr. Nickolas Freeman, Associate Professor of Operations Management, Information Systems, Statistics, & Management Science, Assistant Director, Institute of Data and Analytics, The University of Alabama
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Session 2
Data Analytics Collaboratory Roundtable Discussion
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- Facilitated by:
- Paul Melander, State Programs Manager, FMCSA Southern Service Center
- Dr. Jeremy Pate, Director, Center for Advanced Public Safety (CAPS), The University of Alabama
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Lunch - Networking and Exhibits
FMCSA Applied Research and Technology Deployment Research
- Tom Keane, Associate Administrator for the Office of Research and Registration, FMCSA
Break and Exhibits
Concurrent Sessions
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Session 1
Electric Vehicle Panel Session
- Moderated by Mike Oatridge, Executive Director, Alabama Mobility and Power Center (AMP)
- Jeff Short, Vice President, American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI)
- Hasin Gandhakwala, Electric Transportation Manager, Alabama Power
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Session 2
USDOT CMV-Related Funding Opportunities Overview
- John Lohmeyer, Chief, State Programs Division, FMCSA
- Alex Cabral, Deputy Regional Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Region 4
- Mike Latuszek, Transportation Specialist, Office of Freight Management & Operations, Federal Highway Administration
Refreshment Break and Exhibits
Concurrent Sessions
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Session 1
Work Zone Session
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Multi Sensor Fusion for Proactive Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety at Work Zone
- Dr. Mizanur Rahman, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering, The University of Alabama
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ALGO Traffic and the Transportation Management Center
- Ken Colvert, ALDOT West Central Region Transportation Management Center Manager
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Multi Sensor Fusion for Proactive Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety at Work Zone
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Session 2
Training Resources
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Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Specific Training for Clerks of Court
- Nick Owens, Program Manager, eScience & Technology Solutions, Inc.
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Overview of Free Curricula for CMV Drivers
- Nicole Herrera, Associate Director, Transportation Research and Education for Driving Safety (TREDS), University of California San Diego
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Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Specific Training for Clerks of Court
Close-out Summary, Q&A and Closing Remarks
- Darrell Ruban, Associate Administrator for Safety, FMCSA