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Multimodal and Accessible Travel Standards Assessment [Survey of Standards and Emerging Standards White Paper]
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2019-08-14
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Edition:White Paper, 09/18/2018- 9/17/20
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Abstract:The Standards Planning for Multimodal and Accessible Travel services task will provide an assessment of standardization needs to support multimodal and accessible travel options by conducting a study to review standardization needs, assessing impacts on ITS and related standards that currently exist or are under development, and developing a roadmap for multimodal and accessible travel standardization work. This document describes the methodology and description of a survey of standards and emerging standards supporting multimodal and accessible travel. The framework is based on the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model which characterizes the communications, interconnections, and encoding of information between systems. In addition, related standard artifacts (technical specification) such as architecture, use cases, safety and technology are also identified in “higher” layers of the framework. The objective of this task is to conduct a survey of standards on the topic of multimodal and accessible travel. As presented in the standards inventory, there are many existing standards on this topic with more currently under development. The recent surge of standardization efforts in this topic can be largely attributed to the rise of shared mobility and emergence of new vehicle types, such as micromobility vehicles. Over 50 directly related and 150 related standards were reviewed and cataloged in this survey.
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