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About ITD
About ITD
Leveraging Technology to Improve Safety
Innovative highway technology can improve road safety and enforcement activity. Every year, cutting-edge tools increase what’s possible. Learn about how the ITD program is helping make roadways safer, and how States can apply for grant funding to implement innovative ideas.
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Program Management
Program Management
Keeping States Aligned with ITD Goals
A State’s ITD program has many moving parts. ITD Program Managers play a critical role in making sure their State’s ITD program supports FMCSA’s mission. Learn about the different levels of ITD participation, the steps States take to be considered “Core Compliant,” and how Expanded ITD allows States to build on core capabilities.
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ITD Data
ITD Data
Exchanging Safety Data to Enhance Safety
Securely exchanging data between State CVIEWs and FMCSA’s SAFER database is the foundation of FMCSA’s ITD program. Learn about how States exchange data with FMCSA, and with each other, and steps States can take to ensure their data is of the highest quality possible. ITD users can also log in to conduct web queries of SAFER and other FMCSA web systems.
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Resources
Resources
Information to Help States Implement ITD
FMCSA is committed to providing States with the resources and information they need to implement effective ITD programs. Learn about the basics of the ITD program and how your State can get involved. ITD users can also log in to access recordings of previous webinars, conference materials, and web infrastructure technical specifications.
Innovative Technology Deployment
About ITD
Empowering States to apply cutting-edge technology to the challenge of improving highway safety.
ITD funding and program support help States streamline implementation and improve data quality. Together, we improve efficiency to reduce crashes and increase safety.
Bridging the private and public sectors, FMCSA's Innovative Technology Deployment (ITD) program accelerates States' capacity to adopt advanced, effective electronic enforcement tools for secure credentialing and screening of commercial motor carriers, vehicles, and drivers.
New to ITD?
Are you looking for information on how to implement ITD in your State? The ITD Team is currently updating the “ITD 101” presentation as an interactive course that will cover:
- The goals of the program and how ITD improves safety.
- The different levels at which States can participate in ITD, and what is required to reach each level.
- How ITD facilitates information sharing between and among States and FMCSA to facilitate data-driven decision-making.
When it is complete, the ITD 101 course will be available on the Resource Center.
Core and Expanded ITD
The ITD program establishes requirements States must meet to participate. Once met, States can expand their ITD program.
Achieving core compliance means that a State has met all the requirements to implement the core elements of the ITD program.
Once achieved, there are steps the State must take to remain core compliant.
Core ITD States have the option to implement even more innovative technologies with Expanded ITD.