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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.
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
ITD Program Managers play a critical role in making sure their State’s ITD program supports FMCSA’s mission of preventing crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving commercial motor vehicles (CMVs).
ITD State Spotlight: Nebraska
August 2024
Nebraska is taking trucks with unsafe tires off the road while maximizing enforcement staff and maintaining the flow of commerce. The State leveraged ITD funds to deploy an enhanced e-screening system that features a tire anomaly detection system (TADS). The TADS has proven to be extremely accurate, and tire-related out-of-service rates have increased significantly since deployment.
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Managing Your State’s ITD Program
A State’s ITD program has many moving parts. A State should have an ITD Program Manager who is responsible for overseeing the State’s ITD program. This includes developing and updating the State’s ITD program plan, coordinating all the agencies and personnel needed to implement the plan, and ensuring that the State meets and maintains all Core ITD requirements.
ITD Program Managers are also responsible for ensuring that the State submits the ITD Quarterly Report.
ITD Program Managers can learn about other States’ ITD programs, and find contact information for other State ITD Program Managers, using the ITD Deployment Map.
The ITD Team holds monthly Program Manager Meeting webinars. ITD Program Managers can access materials from previous webinars (login required).