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International Border Crossing Program Electronic Screening Transportation Border Working Group

International Border Crossing Program Electronic Screening Transportation Border Working Group April 17, 2012. Problems Facing Safety Inspectors at the Border. Inefficient Vehicle Selection Process Inability to identify and assess safety of CMVs before vehicles enter inspection area

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International Border Crossing Program Electronic Screening Transportation Border Working Group

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  1. International Border Crossing Program Electronic Screening Transportation Border Working Group April 17, 2012

  2. Problems Facing Safety Inspectors at the Border Inefficient Vehicle Selection Process • Inability to identify and assess safety of CMVs before vehicles enter inspection area • No information on which trucks are approaching the border their location within the inspection site • Potential duplication of FMCSA/state inspection efforts

  3. Proposed Solutions: Less Time Selecting, More Time Inspecting • Use technology to identify trucks entering the US • Electronically assess driver, vehicle, and carrier safety and regulatory compliance status in Federal databases • Inform FMCSA and state safety inspectors of safety problems to select commercial vehicles for physical inspection • Provide information to safety inspectors via portable devices (e.g., laptop, tablet, smart phone, etc) • Share inspection results with states to eliminate duplication of effort

  4. International Border Crossing e-Screening Project • Purpose: Field operations test of technology to improve safety and efficiency for FMCSA and State safety inspectors at the border • Key deliverables: • E-screening system deployed at three border crossing sites (Ysleta, TX, Nogales, AZ and New York State) • Technical documents, software, system performance data • Final report summarizing system operations and effectiveness • Contract award date: June 2011 (36 months)

  5. FMCSA/State Safety Inspection Site Configurations • FMCSA Inspection Facility inside the CBP Compound • Permanent State Inspection Facility with State-Developed Automated Screening System • Permanent State Inspection Facility with No Automated Screening System • Portable/Mobile Safety Inspection Capability

  6. Cloud-Based Mobile System Concept • Advancements in cloud-based and mobile computing technologies offer more flexibility, portability and security support for inspectors • One system can support FMCSA/State Inspectors at multiple types of border crossings • Display in a booth at arrival • Roaming a Federal or State compound • Checking a queue in advance of arrival • Mobile enforcement downstream of border crossings (yards to miles) • Can potentially support a CBP Inspector • One system can support multiple states and border crossing locations at the same time

  7. Cloud-Based System Data Flow Cloud-based IBC e-Screening Subsystem Data Processing Subsystem Mobile Data Terminal Identification Data IBC e-Screening Data QC-ACE Interface Subsystem IBC e-Screening Query Arriving Vehicle Images IBC e-Screening display FMCSA Inspector Identification Data Vehicle Image Vehicle Detection and Identification System

  8. Architecture Diagram Federal Databases SAFER NCIC NLETS CDLIS/LFIS Data Processing and Storage Mobile Data Terminal ACE QC-ACE Interface RFID Reader, License Plate Reader, Camera E-Manifest

  9. Mobile Data Terminal Concept • Vehicle List • Recent vehicles with time since crossing • Updates applied automatically or on demand • Display of Identification Data • Vehicle images • Vehicle identification as read from roadside cameras and readers • Display Inspection Support Data • Data provided by QC-ACE system Vehicle ID – Details – 10 min Vehicle ID – Details – 8 min Vehicle ID – Details – 3 min Vehicle ID – Details – 1 min

  10. Data Available from the E-Manifest Request Request Header Driver Trailer

  11. What Data is Available for Carriers?

  12. What Data is Available for Truck/Trailer?

  13. What Data is Available for Driver?

  14. Next Steps • Develop Concept of Operations, System Requirements, and Architecture (in process) • Memorandums of Understanding with States • Develop hardware specifications • Acquire hardware/install at sites • Collect data for one year

  15. Contact Information Chris Flanigan Office of Analysis, Research, and Technology (202) 385-2384 Chris.Flanigan@dot.gov

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