Intelligent transportation systems publications

Noy, Y. Ian; van Lint, J. W. C. · 1996 · ROSA P / United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems

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This document is a catalog of publications produced by the United States Department of Transportation and its associated agencies, including the Federal Transit Administration, Federal Highway Administration, Federal Railroad Administration, and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Published in 1996 by the Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office, the text serves as a reference guide for federal, state, and local officials, as well as transportation professionals, regarding the deployment, integration, and evaluation of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). The collection aims to accelerate the adoption of ITS technologies by providing accessible summaries, technical reports, and policy guidance on various components of the national transportation infrastructure. The document lists numerous reports, briefs, and brochures covering a wide range of ITS topics. Key areas include Advanced Public Transportation Systems (APTS), with documents detailing benefits, deployment matrices, evaluation guidelines, and project summaries. Specific operational tests are highlighted, such as the Winston-Salem Mobility Manager, Los Angeles Smart Traveler Kiosks, and the Atlanta ITS system developed for the 1996 Olympics. The catalog also includes technical assessments of traveler information systems, electronic payment systems, and transit management systems. Additional reports address commercial vehicle operations, including driver acceptance of technology and performance-based brake testing, as well as intermodal freight transportation issues. Legal and institutional challenges, particularly regarding the sharing of right-of-way for telecommunications, are examined through case studies and guidance documents. The findings presented in this catalog are descriptive rather than experimental, summarizing the status and outcomes of various ITS initiatives. The documents report on the state-of-the-art in technologies such as audiotex/videtex terminals, smart fare cards, and geographic information systems. They detail the benefits experienced by transit authorities in the United States and Canada, including reduced traffic congestion, lower gasoline consumption, and improved mobility. The catalog also outlines the nine components of the Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure, such as traffic signal control, incident management, and emergency services. Cost estimates and comparisons between implementing smart traveler concepts and expanding conventional transit services are provided for specific operational tests in California and Oregon. The significance of this publication lies in its role as a centralized resource for understanding the scope and progress of the National Intelligent Transportation Systems Program. It supports the implementation of the National Architecture for ITS and provides a framework for integrated transportation into the 21st century. By documenting success stories, technical standards, and institutional issues, the catalog facilitates informed decision-making for policymakers and practitioners. It reflects the federal government’s commitment to leveraging technology to enhance transportation efficiency, safety, and sustainability, offering a comprehensive overview of the strategies and tools available for modernizing the nation’s transportation networks.

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