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Review the Smart Mobility Toolbox!

CDTC is pleased to announce that the draft Smart Mobility Toolbox is complete and ready for public comment. The Toolbox will serve as a guide for implementing Smart Mobility projects in the Capital Region. It will identify common interests and opportunities in the region for introducing technology. 

“Integrated, first-of-its-kind smart transportation systems that use data, applications, and technology to help people and goods move more quickly, cheaply, and efficiently.”
USDOT on Smart Cities
Your input is essential! 
Your input is essential! 
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Read the Draft Smart Mobility Toolbox
Please take a moment to review the draft Smart Community Solutions for the Capital Region ("Smart MobilityToolbox").

You can also watch short videos on the topics of specific interest to you. Most importantly - please take the 4-minute stakeholder surveys related to each of those topic areas to provide us with your comments that will help improve the Toolbox.

A general public survey is also available for community members who want to identify smart technologies of importance to you in your community or the region. 
Watch Short Videos on Toolbox Topics of Interest

 

About the Smart Mobility

Toolbox Project

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An overview of the CDTC Smart Mobility Toolbox Project from Sandy Misiewicz, Executive Director of the Capital District Transportation Committee.
Smart Traffic & Parking Management 
Featuring guest speakers Steven Strichman, City of Troy Commissioner of Planning & Economic Development, and David Hogenkamp, Project Director of Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority 
Energy Infrastructure & Electric, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles 
Featuring guest speaker Tara Donadio, Assistant Director of Sustainability for the Capital District Regional Planning Commission (CDRPC)
Non-Vehicular Mobility
& Smart Transit
Featuring guest speaker Jeff Olson, co-founder of re:Charge-e and author of The Third Mode: Towards a Green Society
Take the Surveys!
After taking a look at the different focus areas in the draft Toolbox please help improve our recommendations by responding to these brief surveys.
Tell us about the kinds of smart tools and technologies that would improve your quality of life in your community.
STAKEHOLDER SURVEYS: