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Intelligent Transportation Integration Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  1,293 words in original text
This bill directs the Secretary of Transportation to create a program that uses anonymized data (information with names and identifying details removed) from private companies to help plan highways and manage traffic better. The goal is to reduce traffic jams, improve safety, make freight delivery more efficient, and protect the environment on highways that receive federal funding. ##
- The Secretary of Transportation - Public and private companies that provide traffic and transportation data - State and local transportation planners - People who travel on federal highways - Organizations that work on intelligent transportation systems (computer systems that help manage traffic) ##
- The Secretary must create and launch this program within 180 days of the bill becoming law (Sec. 2(a)) - The program must use data to reduce traffic congestion, improve safety, help freight move faster, reduce wait times at shipping facilities, and help the environment (Sec. 2(b)) - Agreements with companies providing data must be made public and include protections for people's privacy (Sec. 2(c)(2)) - Data cannot be used for automated traffic tickets, red light cameras, or speed cameras (Sec. 2(d)(1)(C)) - The Secretary must share best practices publicly within 3 years on how to use private data while protecting privacy and following the law (Sec. 2(f)) - The Secretary must submit yearly reports to Congress describing the program's activities and whether it is working (Sec. 2(h)) ##
If this bill becomes law, the federal government will begin working with private companies to use their traffic and travel data to make highways work better. However, the government cannot use this data to issue traffic tickets or enforce traffic laws against drivers. The Secretary of Transportation must tell Congress each year what the program is accomplishing. ##
- Anonymized data: Information with all identifying details removed so individuals cannot be identified - Federal-aid highways: Roads that receive funding from the federal government - Intelligent transportation systems: Computer systems and technology that help manage traffic flow ##
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