Early Institutional Lessons from the CVISN Model Deployments: Checklist for211 Success

摘要

In 1996, a model deployment program launched deployment of Commercial Vehicle211u001eInformation Systems (CVISN) in eight states across the country: California, 211u001eColorado, Connecticut, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington. 211u001eRepresentatives of these states are attending workshops and benefitting from the 211u001elessons learned by Maryland and Virginia, two prototype states that were used to 211u001edevelop CVISN systems. In support of the U.S. DOT's deployment goal, this report 211u001ewill extend this transfer of knowledge and experience to states that may consider 211u001eimplementing CVISN in the future. Special emphasis is given to the variety of 211u001einstitutional lessons that have learned as CVISN progresses in the pilot series. 211u001eThe report offers checklists for institutional changes useful for CVISN, and 211u001ereflects the reasons why a state official would choose to take certain actions 211u001eand the effort required. Eight general areas of institutional changes in states 211u001ewere explored: state policies and procedures, state laws and regulations, 211u001eorganizational structure, interagency cooperation and corrdination, interactions 211u001ewith other states and levels of government, interactions with the motor carrier 211u001eindustry, staffing and training, and management and staff buy-in.