FY 23 application objectives:the purpose of this award to colorado department of public safety is to develop and deploy next generation commercial vehicle information exchange window (cview)…

The Colorado Department of Public Safety, acting through its Colorado State Patrol division, was awarded a $1,666,270 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements (CFDA 20.237) program. The funding will support four key initiatives over a 4-year period ending September 30, 2027:

1. Replacing and upgrading Colorado's Commercial Vehicle Information Exchange Window (CVIEW) system, which interfaces with the federal Safety and Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) system to electronically identify commercial vehicles at fixed and virtual ports of entry.

2. Expanding Colorado's existing oversize/overweight permitting and routing system to enable electronic submission and issuance of commercial motor vehicle permits beyond fixed ports of entry.

3. Procuring and evaluating a fixed performance-based brake tester (PBBT) installation at the Colorado State Patrol's Fort Collins southbound port of entry facility.

4. Designing and conducting a study on the effectiveness of distracted driving seatbelt use detection system technology in partnership with Colorado State University.

The Colorado State Patrol is the primary implementer of these projects, some of which may involve further competitive procurements and partnerships with external entities.

FY 23 application objectives:the purpose of this award to colorado department of public safety is to develop and deploy next generation commercial vehicle information exchange window (cview) capability, integrated permitting expand e-permitting options for non-international registration plan (IRP) cmvs not domiciled in colorado, fixed performance-based brake testers (pbbt) trial installation and evaluation, and the distracted driving seatbelt use detection system trial and study projects.project 1 objective:this process will result in the replacement upgrade of colorados cview system. The system interfaces with safety and fitness electronic records (safer) on a federal level. The system supports the ability to electronically identify vehicles in fixed and virtual ports.project 2 objective:colorado state patrol, in partnership with the colorado department of transportation freight mobility and safety branch, will expand the existing colorado oversize overweight permitting and routing interface for the electronic submission and issuance of CMV permits presently only available at fixed ports of entry.project 3 objective:the colorado state patrol will procure, via competitive bid, an inclusive solution for a fixed pbbt machine at the fort collins southbound (SB) POE. This facilitys inspection area is larger than average due to its screening of waste isolation pilot plant program (wipp) loads. The colorado state patrol will evaluate the effectiveness and usability of a single installation to determine future level of integration with other CO fixed ports and port software.project 4 objective:colorado state patrol, in partnership with the southern colorado institute of transportation technology (scitt) at colorado state university (CSU) pueblo, will design a study. The applicant will procure and deploy screening equipment via competitive bid, conduct the study, analyze the data, and make future decisions regarding the effective deployment of this technology.