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Tualatin-Sherwood Road-ITS Phase 2
Project Type:
Other Agency
Project Status:
Completed
Date Received:
Monday, January 26, 2015
Location:
Location
See map: Google Maps
This project will install Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) equipment at all signalized intersections along Tualatin-Sherwood Road between Teton Avenue and Highway 99W. This project is Phase II of connecting Interstate 5 to Highway 99W with ITS along Tualatin-Sherwood Road; Phase I installed an ITS system from Interstate 5 to Teton Avenue.
Tualatin-Sherwood Road is a critical multi-modal route connecting Interstate 5 and Highway 99W and is designated as a through-truck route and a regional urban bikeway corridor along with being the primary connection between the cities of Sherwood and Tualatin. Installation of the ITS along Tualatin-Sherwood Road will reduce traveler delay and improve safety along this heavily traveled corridor.
The ITS consists of video detection cameras that feed data and video through fiber optic cables to and from the County’s Traffic Operations Center. County traffic engineers operate and maintain the system and are able to remotely monitor the corridor with the information fed to the TOC, allowing them to make adjustments, such as signal timing, to ensure efficient traffic flow.
More information about ITS and the TOC can be found by clicking “History” on the right side of this page.
Project Contact:
Daniel Erpenbach
Project Manager
(503) 846-7877
Daniel Erpenbach
