Vol. 17, No. 1, January 24, 2003General News
- Interest in HOT Lanes Increases
- BRT Service Raises Ridership 56 Percent
- Guides Available for Designing Safe Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities
- Data Smarts Provides Chicago Transit Authority With Mobile Data Integration
- CTPP 2000 Residence-Based Tables To Be Available Soon
- TRB Conference Focuses on Security, TEA-21 Reauthorization
- London Set To Implement Congestion Charging Scheme in February 2003
- Missing Stop Sign, Alleged Restricted Sight Distance and Missing Markings Result in Lawsuit
Intelligence
- TRB Publishing Compilation of Access Management Best Practices and Recommendations
- CORSIM 5.1 To Be Released Soon
- BTS Launches Intermodal Transportation Database
- OCTA-91 Express Lanes Saga Comes to an End
- Guaranteed Ride Home Supports Transit Use, Carpooling
- Oregon Explores Road User Fee
- Drivers With Unpaid Fines Caught by Cameras
Survey
Accident Data Analysis Software:
- Price range/pricing options and discounts
- Data formats/standards accommodated for data import/export
- Ability of software to compare crash rates at specific locations and average crash rates
- Ability of software to apply statistical procedures to determine locations with significant differences in accident rates from average rates
- Ability of software to determine crash costs before/after a specific improvement
- Reports/graphics that software can produce
- Ability of software to integrate with GIS-based information to assist in analysis/presentation of crashes
- Ability of software to link crashes to traffic citation database
- Ability of software to accommodate analysis of bicycle and pedestrian crashes
- Company-offered options for support and training
- Annual cost of support for software
- Strengths of software
- Additional features expected to be added to software within next 12 months
RFPs
- Development of Ozone Early Action Plan
- ITS Traffic Analysis and Signal Design Services
- ITS Engineering Consulting Services
- Assessment, Calibration, and Performance Evaluations for Weigh-in-Motion Sites
- Engineering Services
- Seaport Security
- Consulting Services
- Passenger Travel Survey
Report Synopses
- Customer-Focused Transit: A Synthesis of Transit Practice
- Process To Identify High-Priority Corridors for Access Management Near Large Urban Areas in Iowa
- Road Ecology: Science and Solutions
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