Principal, Cambridge Systematics. |
Mark Jensen is a Principal with Cambridge Systematics. Mr. Jensen has 30 years of years of experience in the areas of transportation technology research, planning, and assessment and testing. He leads Cambridge Systematics’ corporate initiative focused on Connected and Automated Vehicles. Mr. Jensen is currently working with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), Caltrans, Arizona DOT, New Mexico DOT, and TXDOT to develop a ConOps for the I-10 Connected Trade Corridor between California and Texas. Between 2011 and 2015, in support of LA METRO and FHWA, and involving the Gateway Cities COG, the two ports, and trucking/terminal industry stakeholders, he led the development of the Freight Advanced Traveler Information System (FRATIS) ConOps, System Requirements, architecture, development, and testing in Los Angeles. Mr. Jensen holds advanced degrees from Georgetown University and The Mineta Institute. He is also a Board Member of ITS California, and serves on two TRB committees. |