This is one of two documents prepared by the Center for Transportation Information of the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center in support of the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Highway Information Management. This report presents the results of four case studies of traffic monitoring data operations within urban areas. The companion report documents the status of traffic monitoring data collection and program activities found in all large urbanized areas. The purpose of this project is to document a series of examples of urban traffic monitoring data collection programs in order to support the development of urban traffic monitoring databases and promote the upgrading of urban traffic monitoring programs.
This report provides an overview of issues and topics to consider when transitioning from a current traffic management system (TMS) to a new version, ...
Many ITS projects are stand-alone in nature, and do not have to be procured under rules for construction. The installation of field devices and commun...
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