ITS technologies reduce delay, crashes and emissions, with significant returns on investment : research spotlight.

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ITS technologies reduce delay, crashes and emissions, with significant returns on investment : research spotlight.

2015-07-01
By Oh, Jun-Seok

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Oh, Jun-Seok
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CTC & Associates LLC
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RC-1631
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Michigan
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Michigan. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Field Services
Abstract:

Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) technologies have gained popularity in recent years as a method for relieving road congestion and improving safety through better traf c and incident management. Since 2006, MDOT has invested more than $100 million in ITS. As of 2013, MDOT operated more than 800 devices throughout the state, covering more than 500 miles of highways. A user survey showed that Michigan motorists were satis ed with ITS, and a bene t-cost analysis suggested signi cant returns on investment.
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