Evaluation plan for the I-95 CC ATIS (Corridor-TravTips) program

Science Applications International Corporation; Daniel Consultants

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Evaluation plan for the I-95 CC ATIS (Corridor-TravTips) program

1999-03-01
By Science Applications International Corporation ...

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Science Applications International Corporation ; Daniel Consultants

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I-95 Corridor Coalition ; United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems

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Advanced Traveler Information Systems Commercial Vehicle Operations Or CVO Cooperation Evaluation/Program Assessment Evaluation And Assessment Interagency Relations Regional Transportation Transportation Corridors
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Tech Report
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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The Boston-to-New York travel corridor is one of the busiest travel corridors in the country and, typical of such developed areas, is experiencing congestion and safety problems and other travel-related inefficiencies along its transportation systems. Currently, transportation agencies along the Corridor collect static and real-time transportation and travel information for their individual areas or regions. Access to this information on a corridor-wide basis is limited. As a result, the I-95 Corridor Coalition has sponsored a program to develop and maintain corridor-wide traveler information along this Corridor. This program, known as the I-95 CC ATIS project, will be aimed at enhancing the accuracy, timeliness, and availability of traffic and travel information within and through the Boston- New York Corridor.
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