Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture
The Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture update was led by the Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) in coordination with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The geographic boundaries of the architecture incorporate the TPO planning area and include all of Anderson, Blount, Knox, Loudon, and Sevier Counties.
A total of three workshops were held to update the Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture. Stakeholders included representatives from traffic, transit, emergency management, and public safety agencies at the local, state, and federal levels.
In addition to the Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture Update, a concurrent effort was also conducted by the Knoxville Regional TPO to develop an ITS Master Plan for the Sevier County Tourist Corridor.
Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture Project Documents
Executive Summary Regional ITS ArchitectureRegional ITS Deployment Plan
Workshop Minutes- Kick-Off Workshop – 10/06/11
- ITS Architecture Development Workshop – 11/30/11
- ITS Deployment Plan Workshop – 02/07/12
- Final Workshop –04/18/12
Other Documents
- ITS Overview Sheet
- 2000 Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture Executive Summary
- 2000 Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture
- 2003 Knoxville Regional ITS Architecture Update
- 2007 Great Smokey Mountains ITS Plan Volume I
- 2007 Great Smokey Mountains ITS Plan Volume II
Sevier County Tourist Corridor ITS Master Plan Documents
ITS Master Plan
Workshop Minutes
Project Contacts