Event Proceedings
4th Western Regional Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit
Dec 4-5, 2024 – The Summit focused on projects that utilize technologies designed to promote safe driving behaviors (either in a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) and/or in a non-CMV in/around CMVs) and on projects that demonstrate crash analysis tools capable of identifying high-risk corridors and traffic areas for the purposes of enforcement planning and deploying other CMV-related crash countermeasures. We shared research, resources, and best practices, and highlight partnerships in these areas. In addition, there was discussion of hot topics and emerging trends.
Related Links
- Agenda (PDF, 1013K)
- Summary of the 2024 Summit
Presentations
Title | Presenter |
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Setting the Stage for CMV Safety (PDF, 487K) | Tom Keane, FMCSA |
State Perspective – Priorities and Challenges (PDF, 2155K) | Capt. Brian Cocagne, California Highway Patrol |
Industry Perspective – Priorities and Challenges – Top Industry Issues Report for 2024 (PDF, 145K) | Alex Leslie, Senior Research Associate, American Transportation Research Institute |
A&I Crash Statistics Visualization Tool (PDF, 686K) | Lauren Rafferty, Management and Program Analyst, Volpe National Transportation Systems Center |
Advancing CMV Safety: FMCSA Updates and Grant Opportunities (PDF, 8631K) | Tom Kelly, Nikki McDavid, Kelly Stowe, and Dan Meyer, FMCSA |
An Innovative Approach to Shifting Driver Behavior (PDF, 1791K) | Bill Bland, Medidas Technologies |
Autonomous Trucking in North Dakota – Prospects and Challenges (PDF, 987K) | Denver Tolliver, UGPTI / NDSU |
California Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit and Industry Day Events (PDF, 2584K) | Casey Matlock & Capt. Brian Cocagne, California Highway Patrol |
CMV Involved Crashes Reference Booklet (PDF, 2958K) Additional Resources:
| Deb Bowring, Commercial Carrier Accounting Analyst, Wyoming Highway Patrol |
Commercial Driver's License Specific Training for Clerks of Courts (PDF, 598K) | Nick Owens, Program Manager, eScience and Technology Solutions |
Creating an Elite Work Force through Successful Hiring Practices (PDF, 631K) | Lt. William Stellmacher and Officer Max McGuire, Washington State Patrol |
Data Innovations to Reduce High-Risk Driving for CMVs on Rural Roadways in Texas and the Statewide CMV Profile Map (PDF, 2616K) | Eva Shipp, Texas A&M Transportation Institute |
Drivewyze Agency Solutions for CMV Safety (PDF, 1418K) | Mark Savage, Director of Connected Truck Solutions, Drivewyze |
Growing Positive Traffic Safety Culture: Changing Beliefs to Support Safer Behaviors (PDF, 1333K) | Kari Finley, Center for Health & Safety Culture, Montana State University |
Issues and Opportunities with Driver-Facing Cameras (PDF, 1219K) | Alex Leslie, American Transportation Research Institute |
Montana Credentialing and Registration System and Modernized Skills Testing (PDF, 631K) | Bryan Durgan, CDL Trainer and Auditor, Montana Motor Vehicle Division |
New Mexico High Crash Corridor Effort Based on Integrated Real Time Data (PDF, 1823K) | Capt. Joseph Romero, New Mexico State Police |
NHTSA's Latest Edition of Countermeasures That Work and Partnership Efforts between FMCSA Division Offices and NHTSA Region 8 (PDF, 5855K) | Gina Mía Espinosa-Salcedo, Regional Administrator, Regional Operations and Program Delivery, NHTSA |
PrePass Safety ALERTS (PDF, 1277K) | Jarrod Del Prado, Vice President of Operations, PrePass Safety Alliance |
Quarterhill WIM Enhancement Technology (PDF, 2581K) | Eric Hooks, Quarterhill Safety and Enforcement |
Safe Truck Mobility for North Dakota Winter Roads (PDF, 2385K) | Kimberly Vachal, RTSSC/UGPTI; Lt. Luke Hendrickson, North Dakota Highway Patrol |
Use of Artificial Intelligence Supported Cameras and Targeted Messaging in California to Improve CMV Safety (PDF, 1677K) | JJ Rogers Lewis, TREDS Center, University of California San Diego |
Using Telematics, AI, and Video to Identify Both High Risk and Safe Drivers (PDF, 2098K) | Gary Johnson, Head of Safety and Compliance Strategy, Motive |
Washington Law and Justice Program (PDF, 127K) | Dan Cooke, Washington State Department of Licensing |