Transit signal priority systems application and technology investigation : final report, March 2009.

Hedden, Christopher G.; Kopp, J. Christopher; Cambridge Systematics

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Transit signal priority systems application and technology investigation : final report, March 2009.

2009-03-01
By Hedden, Christopher G. ; Kopp, J. Christopher

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Hedden, Christopher G. ; Kopp, J. Christopher

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Cambridge Systematics
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New Jersey. Dept. of Transportation. Division of Research and Technology ; United States. Federal Highway Administration

New Jersey. Dept. of Transportation. Division of Research and Technology ; United States. Federal Highway Administration Less -
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Bus Priority Electronic Traffic Controls Traffic Signal Preemption Traffic Signs And Signals--New Jersey
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FHWA-NJ-2009-002
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Tech Report
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New Jersey
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Final report; March 2009
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New Jersey. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

This report describes the process and results of research to develop an evaluation process that will

assist NJ Transit in quickly determining which intersections are good candidates for Transit Signal

Priority (TSP). This evaluation process is applicable for passive and active TSP and could be

applied to a variety of roadways, including urban arterials, state routes and county roads.
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:1142b1c03c4d41418d2b07ae7cc70a953f90f5f3cfea98147819113337bcc1d9
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