Regional ITS Architecture

Planning

The regional ITS architecture is an integral part of the planning process, providing a structured way to translate operational objectives and strategies into an interconnected set of ITS projects. This page identifies the planning objectives and strategies that are supported by the regional ITS architecture.

Number	Type	Statement
1	Objective	Flexible, Adaptable, Sustainable Use of Mobility Infrastructure
1.1	Strategy	Improve system performance
1.2	Strategy	Improve Safety and Reliability
1.2	Strategy	Optimize Curb Lane Management
2	Objective	Sound, Reasonable Mobility Policies and Public Education
2.1	Strategy	Schedule transit briefings – coordinate information
2.2	Strategy	Encourage Mode Shift to transit
3	Objective	Regional Economic Prosperity – Focus on Movement of Goods
3.1	Strategy	Achieve a Significant Reduction in Congestion
3.2	Strategy	Transport goods more efficiently
4	Objective	Environmental Stewardship Replicated Region–Wide
4.1	Strategy	Focus growth toward mature transportation infrastructure, and transit.
4.2	Strategy	Promote Sustainable Mobility: Environmentally–Friendly Vehicles
4.3	Strategy	Protect Parklands, Open Space, and Natural Resource Areas
5	Objective	Leverage Innovative Technologies to Improve Regional Connectivity
5.1	Strategy	Enhance the integration and connectivity of the transportation System
5.2	Strategy	Implement 5 Big Moves from San Diego Forward: 2021 Regional Plan
6	Objective	Prioritize Equity and Accessibility Across All Modes
6.1	Strategy	Increase transit, bike sharing, and shuttles
6.2	Strategy	Improve transit trip – faster and more reliable
6.3	Strategy	Focus transit improvements where jobs are concentrated
7	Objective	Improve Safety and Compliance Across All Modes.
7.1	Strategy	Realize Connected Vehicle (CV) Implementation
7.2	Strategy	Safety, fatality reduction
8	Objective	Transparent, real–world, measurable performance
8.1	Strategy	Achieve a Substantial Reduction in Congestion