Vol. 18, No. 1

General News

  • DelDOT Develops Pedestrian Master Plan With Full Citizen Input
  • Commuters Paid To Use Alternative Modes During Major Bridge Reconstruction
  • First-Ever Study of Car-Sharing Shows Significant Reduction in Private Vehicle Travel
  • Fatalities at LRT Crossings Still a Problem at Many Locations
  • FRA Issues Rule Providing Local Communities the Opportunity to Silence Train Horns at Railroad Crossings
  • New Freeway Management and Operations Handbook Available
  • Light Rail Line Opens in Houston
  • Tort: Retraining of Bus Driver After Accident at Issue in Tort Case

Intelligence

  • Transportation Management Systems Maintenance Concept and Plans Handbook Available
  • Submissions for Federal Transportation Planning Excellence Awards Requested
  • Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Evaluation Tool Available Online
  • CTPP 2000 Part 2 Data Release Begun
  • New Research Finds Billboards Do Not Inhibit Driver Performance
  • Use of Imagery in Transportation Planning
  • International Group Focuses on ITS Benefits, Questions
  • Study Finds Limited Correlation Between Highways and Sprawl in North Carolina

Survey: Characteristics of Urban Heavy Rail Systems in the U.S.

  • Name of heavy rail service
  • Length of heavy rail system
  • Number of operational passenger-carrying heavy rail vehicles in system
  • Seating and crush capacity of most recently acquired heavy rail vehicles
  • Minimum scheduled headway on heavy rail lines
  • Present weekday passenger volume
  • Maximum operating speed
  • Average operating speed in peak periods (stops included)
  • Number of stations in system
  • Number of park-and-ride spaces at heavy rail stations
  • Highest amount charged per day at any of the park-and-ride lots serving heavy rail system
  • Year heavy rail system first start operating
  • Base fare
  • Type of fare system (e.g. barrier free or not)
    Present total annual operating budget for heavy rail system\
  • Best feature(s) of system
  • Worst feature(s) of system
  • Advice to agencies contemplating the implementation of heavy rail

Report Synopses

  • Highways and Sprawl in North Carolina
  • Lessons Learned in Transit Efficiencies, Revenue Generation, and Cost Reductions, Second Edition
  • GIS-Based Assessment of Highway Network, Crash, and Traffic Volume Data in the Laredo–Nuevo Laredo Area
  • Integrated Traffic Management and Emergency Response: Success Factors

RFPs

  • Traffic Design Services
  • Design Traffic Control for Railroad Crossing at Various Statewide Locations
  • GIS Services for Conversion of Paper Zoning Maps
  • Expert Professional Engineering Services for Airtrain-Newark
  • As-Needed Design Consultant Services for ITS Projects
  • Consulting Services for Transportation Security Solutions
  • Small Business Innovative Research
  • Update Congestion Management System
  • Feasibility Study for Regional Multimodal Transportation Center

 

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