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What Have We Learned about Intelligent Transportation Systems? [Complete report]
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2000-12-01
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TRIS Online Accession Number:00813742
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NTL Classification:NTL-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
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Abstract:In this document, a group of authors looks back on the ten years of the national intelligent transportation systems program and examines which ITS technology applications have been successful, which have not been successful, and what are the underlying factors that determine success versus failure. An appendix summarizes the state of deployment if ITS technologies.
Chapter 1: What have we learned about ITS? A synthesis.
Chapter 2: What have we learned about freeway, incident, and emergency management and electronic toll collection?
Chapter 3: What have we learned about ITS? Arterial management
Chapter 4: What have we learned about advanced traveler information systems and customer satisfaction?
Chapter 5: What have we learned about advanced public transportation systems?
Chapter 6: What have we learned about ITS for commercial vehicle operations? Status, challenges, and benefits of CVISN level 1 deployment
Chapter 7: What have we learned about cross-cutting technical and programmatic issues?
Chapter 8: What have we learned about cross-cutting institutional issues?
Chapter 9: What have we learned about ITS? Final comments
Appendix: Charts and Tables.
Chapters 1-9 is also available separately in ROSA P. Please see the "Related Documents" tab.
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