The purpose of this award to the new york state department of transportation is to implement E-screening site at the preble new york site on I-81 northbound, mobile deployments and the champlain…

The Department Of Transportation New York was awarded a $1,384,233 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (CFDA 20.237 - Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements) to implement three key projects:

1. Establish an e-screening site at Preble, New York on I-81 northbound, which will collect data from weigh-in-motion, automated license plate readers, and tire anomaly detection systems to assist inspectors in identifying high-risk commercial vehicles for inspection.

2. Deploy four e-screening equipped trucks and one e-screening equipped deployable trailer to the New York metropolitan area, which will utilize automated license plate and USDOT number readers to screen vehicles against state and federal databases.

3. Enhance the existing e-screening site on I-87 southbound at Champlain, New York by adding rear-facing automated license plate readers, USDOT number readers, and CVSA decal readers to gather data for risk-based inspections.

These projects aim to improve commercial motor vehicle compliance, safety, and efficiency by enabling compliant vehicles to bypass inspections and focusing enforcement efforts on high-risk operators.

The purpose of this award to the new york state department of transportation is to implement E-screening site at the preble new york site on I-81 northbound, mobile deployments and the champlain enhancements projects, which will benefit the motor carrier industry because such deployments level the playing field within the freight industry by targeting those vehicles and carriers that operate not in compliance. Significant industry resource savings may be realized (time, fuel, etc.) by allowing compliant commercial vehicles to bypass inspection details.project 1 objective:to better monitor trucks and reduce crash volume, NYS is proposing an E-screening site at preble, new york on I-81 northbound. The proposed site will collect data from a weigh in motion screening system, automated license plate readers, and tire anomaly detection, allowing NYS DOT inspectors and state police to make informed decisions about what trucks are most at risk and need to have inspections performed.project 2 objective:new york state is proposing mobile deployments of E-screening equipped trucks (4 trucks) and an E-screening equipped deployable trailer (1 trailer) to the NY metro. This includes a smart roadside mobile trailer (SRMT) equipped with image-based identification system: automated license plate reader (ALPR) and automated usdot reader hazmat placard reader (AUR). The system will generate vehicle records, which will screen trucks based on identification against state and federal databases including registration, fuel and use tax, and out-of-service status.project 3 objective:new york state will deploy enhancements to the champlain I-87 south bound E-screening site. The proposed site enhancements will be utilized to collect data from a rear-facing (trailer scanning) automated license plate reader, an automatic usdot number reader, and an automatic cvsa decal reader, allowing NYS DOT inspectors and state police to make informed decisions about what trucks and trailers are most at risk and need to have inspections performed.