Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVISN)

Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVISN)
Current Law	Administration Proposal H.R. 2088 & S. 1072 as Modified SAFETEA of 2003	House H.R. 3 as Passed House TEA-LU	Senate H.R. 3 as Passed Senate SAFETEA of 2005
	Section 1704	Section 4109	Section 2201 (527)
For comparison purposes, the authorization for Commercial Vehicle ITS Infrastructure Deployment was $35.5 million in FY2003.	Stand alone authorization over 6 years for core and expanded deployment grants.	Funded at $100 M over 4 years in Title IV, Motor Carrier Transportation and Safety	Funded as a setaside of not less than $28.2 M/year from ITS Research funds.
Under the ITS program, complete deployment of CVISN in a majority of States by September 30, 2003 (sec. 5203 (b)(6)).	Program to improve safety and productivity and reduce costs associated with commercial vehicle operations.	Program to improve safety and productivity of commercial vehicles and drivers and reduce costs associated with commercial vehicle operations.	Program to improve safety and productivity of commercial vehicles and drivers and reduce costs associated with commercial vehicle operations.
	Federal share 50% for CVISN funds, up to 80% total Federal funds.	Federal share 50% for CVISN funds, up to 80% total Federal funds.	Federal share is applicable share under section 120(b).
	Core deployment grants: aggregate amount to a State not to exceed $2.5 million, including funds previously received for CVISN under TEA-21's ITS Research and CVISN funding categories.	Core deployment grants: aggregate amount to a State not to exceed $2.5 million, including funds previously received for CVISN under TEA-21's ITS Research and CVISN funding categories.	Core deployment grants: maximum aggregate amount to a State not to exceed $2.5 M, including funds received under §2001(a) of SAFETEA of 2005.
	To be eligible, State must: have a CVISN program plan; certify that its CVISN deployment is consistent with national ITS architecture and standards; agree to interoperability tests.	To be eligible, State must: have a CVISN program plan; certify that its CVISN deployment is consistent with national ITS architecture and standards; agree to interoperability tests.	To be eligible, State must: have a CVISN program plan; certify that its CVISN deployment is consistent with national ITS architecture and standards; agree to interoperability tests.
	Expanded deployment grants: Any funds remaining after core deployment grants are distributed may be distributed equally among States that have completed core deployment, not to exceed $1 million per State.	Expanded deployment grants: Any funds remaining after core deployment grants are distributed may be distributed equally among States that have completed core deployment, not to exceed $1 million per State.	Expanded deployment grants: Any funds remaining after core deployment grants are distributed may be distributed equally among States that have completed core deployment, not to exceed $1 million per State.

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