Corridor Planning And Feasibility Analysis, Early Action Projects Appendix

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Corridor Planning And Feasibility Analysis, Early Action Projects Appendix

1994-05-01
By DELEUW, CATHER & COMPANY

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Corporate Creators:

DELEUW, CATHER & COMPANY
Subject/TRT Terms:

ADVANCED RURAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS OR ARTS ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS OR ATMS ADVANCED TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEMS OR ATIS AIR QUALITY REMOTE SENSING COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS OR CVO DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY/PLANNING DYNAMIC TRUCK SPEED WARNING FOR LONG DOWNGRADES OR DTSW EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES Environmental Impacts INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Intelligent Transportation Systems Interstate Highways REGIONAL MULTIMODAL TRAVEL INFORMATION Rural Transportation Transportation Corridors Travel Patterns VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGNS VEHICLE SENSING/MONITORING SYSTEMS
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Colorado ; United States
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems
Abstract:

Because of the physical, environmental, and travel characteristics of I-70 from Denver to Glenwood Springs, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) identified it as a prime corridor for implementing Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technologies (previously referred to as Intelligent Vehicle/Highway Systems [IVHS]). The I-70 Rural IVHS Corridor Planning and Feasibility Analysis study was initiated to address multi-jurisdictional problems and needs associated with the facility and to develop near-, medium-, and long-term strategies, beyond traditional capacity improvements, to enhance mobility, improve safety, protect the environment, stimulate economic development, increase efficiency, and encourage multi-modal transportation alternatives. 87 p. ; appendix
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