The Safe and Smart Corridor along Fremont Boulevard will deploy available technologies to improve the management of existing and future traffic conditions and ensure safety for all road users. The project will also create a corridor to pilot new technologies that advance the City of Fremont’s Vision Zero Policy and Climate Action Plan. The project includes adaptive traffic signals, advanced traffic signal controllers, communications infrastructure, a central management system, and traffic monitoring equipment. The project will also enable deployment of emergency vehicle preemption and transit signal priority for the length of the corridor. In addition, the project will enable the demonstration of connected vehicle technology, including communication of signal timing information to vehicles in the corridor and sensors for bicycles and pedestrians to communicate with the traffic signal systems to ensure safe crossing times for vulnerable users. Finally, the project will pilot Digital Short Range Communications (DSRC) to allow equipped vehicles to communicate with traffic signals and speed detection cameras that will facilitate management of vehicle speeds. The City received a grant for the project in 2017 and the project is currently being designed.