The purpose of this award to the wyoming department of transportation-highway patrol is for the extended warranties for fixed CMV enforcement station upgrades the maintenance and operating costs for…

This Project Grant award from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements program (CFDA 20.237) provides $1,115,248 to the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) to support two key objectives:

1. Purchasing 4-year extended warranties for automated tire pressure anomaly and brake thermal imaging technologies at 5 fixed commercial motor vehicle (CMV) enforcement stations across Wyoming. This will help maintain and support these safety technologies to benefit the motor carrier industry by enabling reductions in CMV crashes and fatalities.

2. Funding 4 years of operations and maintenance costs for WYDOT's CVIEWPLUS system. This will allow WYDOT to remain compliant with FMCSA's Innovative Technology Deployment (ITD) program and continue core safety applications such as vehicle/driver inspections, crash data, and credential verification. The award was made on September 1, 2024 and is set to be completed by September 30, 2028.

The purpose of this award to the wyoming department of transportation-highway patrol is for the extended warranties for fixed CMV enforcement station upgrades the maintenance and operating costs for cviewplus projects, which will benefit the motor carrier industry by enabling a reduction of crashes and fatalities involving cmvs and a cview is required to maintain ITD core compliance.project 1 objective:this project is to purchase extended warranties at five locations to support and maintain the automated tire pressure anomaly and automatic brake thermal imaging technologies. The locations are: cheyanne I25 NB, cheyanne I80 WB, evanston I80 EB, sheridan I90 EB WB and sundance I90 EB WB. This project would cover the technologies for 4 years.project 2 objective:wyoming is seeking operation and maintenance costs for four years to maintain the cviewplus system to remain core compliant. The goal is to remain ITD core compliant and to allow the continuation of core applications. Without this funding for cviewplus O M, wyoming would be at a standstill with their safety activities. Having a cviewplus allows for inspectors of all levels to be more efficient and increase non-compliance detection of CMV drivers and carriers. IT would also allow wyoming to continue to upload and download information for safer and cdlis for the continuation of excellent state data pertaining to inspections, crashes, ifta and IRP.