Clarksville ITS Architecture

Clarksville Urbanized Area Regional Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Architecture

The Clarksville Urbanized Area Regional Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Architecture provides a long‑range framework for implementing ITS projects in the Clarksville Urbanized Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CUAMPO) Region. The first version was developed in 2006.

Intelligent Transportation Systems use electronic technologies and communication tools to improve how transportation networks operate. ITS can enhance safety, support transit and ridesharing, improve reliability, and reduce delay‑related emissions. A regional ITS architecture also promotes interoperability, encourages resource sharing, identifies standards for ITS projects, and helps agencies plan together effectively.

2020 Update

The 2020 update helps regional transportation stakeholders plan how ITS technologies will shape their long‑term transportation network. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) require ITS projects to show conformance with the regional ITS architecture to be eligible for federal funding. To meet this requirement, each region must maintain an updated regional ITS architecture.

Regional BoundariesThe CUAMPO Region includes:

• Montgomery County, Tennessee
• The southeastern portion of Christian County, Kentucky
• The City of Oak Grove
• A small portion of the City of Hopkinsville

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