9.2.2 Operating Characteristics Categories.The Smart Motorways Classification Model (SMCM) – Overview Impact of Shortlisted Trends on Motorway Operations 4.2 Shortlisted Trends for Impact Consideration.Research Correlation with Workshop Insights 2.3 Identification of Transport-Related Trends.1.3.2 Smart Motorways Classification Model (SMCM).The model serves to classify the possible range of motorway types that exist and likely to exist amongst Austroads member jurisdictions to facilitate the application of a Motorway Management Capability framework and an Integration and Operation Capability framework, as part of best practice. The report also proposes a Smart Motorways Classification Model as a prerequisite for developing best practice guidelines for smart motorways operations. operations planning will continue to rely on good processes and people whereas reducing incidents will be heavily influenced by future technology). Each will have varying impacts on different aspects of motorway operations, with technology trends identified as a main force of change for some areas (e.g. The shortlisted trends included increasing expectation for enhanced traveller experience, urbanisation, inter-agency integration, growth of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity risks, proliferation of real time data and vehicle technology advances.
These trends were shortlisted for consideration of their impacts on Transport Management Centre operations, live network operations, operations planning, incident management and other areas of motorways operations to inform the development of best practice guidance in responding to these and other impacts.
Global macro trends were distilled into trends that were pertinent to transport. This report identifies the major operational and technology trends and assesses their impact on motorway operations for the next 10 to 15 years.
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