| Stakeholder |
Role and Responsibility |
| Bridge or Tunnel Operations Agency |
Provide information on traffic including incidents to Canadian and US Border agencies. |
| Share information on traffic conditions with other centers on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using the agency website. |
| Respond to request to close the bridge or tunnel using gates or barriers. |
| Coordinate traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centers on either side of the border crossing. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to nearby media outlets. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using dynamic signs, advisory radio, etc. to drivers approaching and traversing a bridge or tunnel. |
| Manage traffic at signalized intersections on the property of the bridge or tunnel operations agency. |
| Monitor traffic flow approaching bridges and tunnels |
| Operate and Maintain bridge or tunnel infrastructure at border crossing - may include ramps and approaches, signs, ITS devices, and control centers. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to 511-type traveler information systems. |
| Canadian Municipal Government |
Monitor traffic flow within municipally owned street network. |
| Share information on traffic conditions with other centres on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Manage traffic at signalized intersections within municipally owned street network. |
| Work with the ministry of the transportation and public safety agencies to develop diversion response plans for freeway and bridge closures that may arise near the border. |
| Operate and maintain infrastructure within municipalities along the border - may include surface streets, signs, ITS devices, and control centres. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to 511-type traveller information systems. |
| Coordinate traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centres on both sides of the border. |
| First Nations Governments |
Share information on traffic conditions with other centres on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Provincial Ministry of Transportation |
Share information on traffic conditions with other centres on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Respond to requests from public safety agencies (e.g. police) to close the roadway using automated gates or barriers. |
| Disseminate traffic information using 511-type services, website, dynamic message signs, highway advisory radio, or other driver information systems in the roadway. |
| Operate and maintain transportation infrastructure owned by the province - may include ramps and approaches, signs, ITS devices, and control centres. |
| Monitor traffic flow over the province owned transportation network. |
| Coordinate province owned traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centres on both sides of the border. |
| Work with municipal governments and public safety agencies to develop diversion response plans for freeway and bridge closures that may arise near the border. |
| Regional Transportation Authority |
Provide information on traffic flow to 511-type traveler information systems. |
| Share information on traffic conditions with other centers on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using the authority's website. |
| Monitor traffic flow over the transportation network. |
| Coordinate traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centers on either side of the border crossing. |
| Operate and Maintain transportation infrastructure across regional domains that may span a border crossing - may include ramps and approaches, signs, ITS devices, and control centers. |
| Manage traffic at signalized intersections in the jurisdiction of the regional transportation authority. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to nearby media outlets. |
| Provide information on traffic including incidents to Canadian and US Border agencies. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using dynamic signs, advisory radio, etc. to drivers within the area managed by the regional transportation authority. |
| State DOT |
Provide information on traffic flow to 511-type traveler information systems. |
| Monitor traffic flow over the transportation network. |
| Coordinate traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centers on either side of the border crossing. |
| Operate and Maintain transportation infrastructure owned by the State DOT- may include ramps and approaches, signs, ITS devices, and control centers. |
| Provide information on traffic including incidents to Canadian and US Border agencies. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using dynamic signs, advisory radio, etc. to drivers within the area managed by the DOT. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to nearby media outlets. |
| Respond to request to close access to the roadways using gates or barriers. |
| Share information on traffic conditions with other centers on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Provide traffic information to the public using the DOT's website. |
| Tribal Governments |
Share information on traffic conditions with other centers on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| US Municipal Government |
Monitor traffic flow within municipally owned street network. |
| Manage traffic at signalized intersections within municipally owned street network. |
| Coordinate traffic signal systems with adjacent traffic management centers. |
| Operate and Maintain infrastructure within muncipalities along the border - may include surface streets, signs, ITS devices, and control centers. |
| Share information on traffic conditions with other centers on either side of the border so traffic operations can be coordinated. |
| Provide information on traffic flow to 511-type traveler information systems. |
