Vol. 17, No. 2, February 7, 2003

General News

  • U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Traffic Accident Data
  • Highway Group Claims Value of Interstate System Threatened
  • Innovative Transit in a Smaller Community
  • Study Shows Property Values Can Be Positively Impacted by Nearby Transit
  • IRD Contracted for its "Smartzone" Delay Prediction System in North Carolina
  • Hong Kong To Implement Autoscope Vehicle Detection System
  • ERG Selected for Major Washington-D.C.-Area Integrated Transit Fare Collection Project
  • Segway Joins Keolis To Offer Its Transporters in France

Intelligence

  • FHWA Unveils New Website to Help State, Local Agencies Manage Traffic Congestion
  • New WisDOT Website Provides Easy Access to Research Reports
  • U.S. DOT Clarifies Rural Local Officials' Role in Transportation Planning
  • U.S. DOT/APTA Form Partnership To Protect Public Transportation Infrastructure
  • Report Rates States on Transportation Priorities

Survey

Web-Based Transit Trip Planners:
  • Number of transit stops included in database
  • Cost of implementation
  • Funding of trip planner
  • Annual cost to operate/maintain
  • Ability to integrate with GIS system
  • Number of times used on average day
  • Ability to produce walking map/description for starting point of trip to first stop and from final stop to destination
  • Ability to produce route maps for specific trip planned
  • Ability to produce transfer location maps and directions
  • Ability to calculate total trip time
  • Ability to calculate total transfer time
  • Ability to calculate total walking distance
  • Accessibility by PDA or similar device
  • Ability to optimize user's preferences (e.g., cost, travel time)
  • Ability to integrate with 511 services, including traffic conditions
  • Ability to provide real-time correction of trip information due to traffic conditions or route/scheduling changes
  • Main strengths of trip planner
  • Advise for transit agency planning to implement a trip planner

RFPs

  • Corridor Travel Market Analysis
  • Rapid Transit Feasibility Study
  • Marketing, Advertising, and External Communications Support Services for Metrolink
  • Transportation Element Update and Traffic Mitigation Ordinance
  • Paratransit Scheduling System
  • Consultant Services for County Comprehensive Plan
  • Highway 101 Implementation Plan

Report Synopses

  • Transit-Operated Vanpools in U.S.: Selected Case Studies
  • Handbook of Simplified Practice for Traffic Studies
  • U.S. Department of Energy's Transportation Energy Data Book: Edition 22
  • Tyre/Road Noise Reference Book

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