Costs to deploy an Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) system in Minneapolis for ten years is estimated at $3.96 million.

Results of the AMS ICM Phase 2 study for the ICM Pioneer site in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Made Public Date
10/31/2012
Identifier
2012-SC00270
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Assuming a 10-year life cycle for all components, the total annualized cost for all the ICM deployments for the I-394 corridor is $0.47 million, which translates to $3.96 million in total life-cycle costs.

The subsystem costs are as follows:
 

    • ICM Strategy
Capital Costs Annual O & M Annualized Cost Life-Cycle Costs
Earlier Information Dissemination $285,000 $30,000 $63,786 $538,060
Transit Signal Priority $457,106 $85,346 $139,535 $1,177,024
Comparative (Mode & Route) Travel Times $636,800 $25,000 $100,492 $847,683
Park-and-Ride Parking Availability Info $532,002 $85,346 $148,414 $1,251,921
Parallel Arterial Signal Timing $125,000 - $14,819 $125,000
HOV Open to All (during major incidents) $25,000 - $2,964 $25,000
Total $2,060,908 $225,691 $470,010 $3,964,688

Adopted from Table 6.7: I-394 ICM Cost Details, Source: Mn/DOT