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Advanced Traveler Information Systems

Criteria for Portable ATIS in Work Zones

The purpose of the study was to determine the best practice for the temporary deployment of advanced traveler information systems (ATIS) in highway work zones. ATISs can be as complex as devices that … [Read more...] about Criteria for Portable ATIS in Work Zones

Implementation of Automated Travel-Time Information and Public Reaction on Urban Highway Rehabilitation

Transportation agencies are becoming more aware of the seriousness of traffic delay caused by urban freeway rehabilitation and are experimenting with the use of intelligent transportation systems to … [Read more...] about Implementation of Automated Travel-Time Information and Public Reaction on Urban Highway Rehabilitation

Guidelines on Improving Work Zone Safety Through Public Information and Traveler Information

The document describes the role of traveler information strategies in improving work zone safety. Effective traveler information systems can increase driver awareness, reduce public frustration with … [Read more...] about Guidelines on Improving Work Zone Safety Through Public Information and Traveler Information

Modeling the Role of Transportation Information in Mitigating Major Capacity Reductions in a Regional Network

A practical method is presented for systematically evaluating the network impacts of advanced traveler information systems (ATISs) to support well-informed project decisions and well-founded funding … [Read more...] about Modeling the Role of Transportation Information in Mitigating Major Capacity Reductions in a Regional Network

Benefits of Using Intelligent Transportation Systems in Work Zones – A Summary Report

This study quantifies benefits of ITS deployments for work zone applications and also documents key lessons learned from previous experience. Agencies interested in deploying similar systems can … [Read more...] about Benefits of Using Intelligent Transportation Systems in Work Zones – A Summary Report

Implementation and Testing of the Travel Time Prediction System (TIPS)

The Travel Time Prediction System (TIPS) is a portable automated system for predicting and displaying travel time for motorists in advance of and through freeway construction work zones, on a … [Read more...] about Implementation and Testing of the Travel Time Prediction System (TIPS)

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