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Updated 8:00 AM EST, November 12, 2008
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Access control methods
Access to Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) data
Access to Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) data
Access to information collected by vehicle event recorders (black box)
Accident investigation sites
Accident Sites Information Displayed on DMS (CMS, VMS)
Advisory speed limits displayed on DMS (CMS, VMS)
Agencies with which CAD is interoperable
Agencies with which CAD is interoperable
Agency archives operational data
Agency coordinates billiing with social service agencies
Agency electronically stores collected fare payment data for use in route and service planning
Agency has a plan/strategy for implementing ITS
Agency has an Advanced Traveler Information System
Agency has an archived data management system
Agency has call-out procedures for responding to traffic incidents
Agency has electronic ID cards for employees
Agency has pre-planned alternate route plans to implement for certain sections of your freeway system
Agency operates a Traffic Management Center (TMC)
Agency operates or manages motorist assistance patrol or service patrol
Agency operates weather systems (e.g., anti-icing/deicing systems, Road Weather Information Systems [RWIS], motorist warning systems) within your metropolitan area
Agency operators or dispatchers report traffic incidents
Agency participates in a formal multi-agency initiative to proactively plan for and coordinate activities regionally related to special events
Agency participates in a formal multi-agency regional or statewide program to coordinate management of traffic incidents that contains strategic planning, a program plan, and annual work plan
Agency participates in a statewide disaster planning program
Agency participates in a statewide disaster planning program
Agency participates in a statewide disaster planning program
Agency participates in a statewide disaster planning program
Agency participates in a team that meets on a regular basis to evaluate and improve coordinated incident response and to address traffic problems as well
Agency provides, in real-time, freeway information (e.g., travel times, speed, and conditions) to Freeway Management, Arterial Management, Public Transit, Public Safety or Emergency Management agencies
Agency provides, in real-time, incident information (e.g., type, severity, etc.) to Freeway Management, Arterial Management, Public Transit, Public Safety or Emergency Management agencies
Agency receives weather products tailored to particular requirements
Agency receives weather products tailored to particular requirements
Agency receives weather products tailored to your particular requirements
Agency receives, in real-time, freeway travel times derived from vehicle probes from any toll collection agency
Agency receives, in real-time, incident information (e.g., clearance activities, type severity, etc.) from any Public Safety agency
Agency that usually directs traffic on scene at major traffic incidents in your area
Agency that usually directs traffic on-scene at major traffic incidents
Agency that usually directs traffic on-scene at major traffic incidents
Agricultural monitoring networks, air quality sensing stations, mobile environmental sensor, airport monitoring stations (e.g., ASOS stations, AWOS stations), closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras, state-owned mesoscale environmental monitoring network
Air temperature, air quality, dew point and relative humidity, barometric pressure, visibility distance, cloud cover/solar radiation
Alabama
Alaska
Albany, Schenectady, Troy
Albuquerque
Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton
Alternatives considered for updating the mobile communications system
Amber alerts displayed on DMS (CMS, VMS)
Ambulances have telemedicine capability
Archived operational data
Archiving weather data to permit re-use in forensics or validation studies
Arizona
Arkansas
Arterial Miles Covered by Service Patrols
Asheville
Associated components of the special events formal multi-agency initiative
Atlanta
Atmospheric data (e.g., precipitation, air temperature, visibility distance)
Austin
Automated enforcement is used
Automated measuring equipment (such as Photogrammetry or Total Station equipment) is used to investigate (measure and document) major traffic incidents
Automatic Activation of Fixed Anti-Icing/Deicing Systems
Available map with ESS deployment data
Available map with statewide traffic surveillance deployment information
Average auto occupancy used as performance measure to report on the performance for specific portions of the freeway system
Average Percent of Detectors in Service
Average speed displayed on DMS (CMS, VMS)
Awareness and use of the Standard Guide for Archiving and Retrieving Intelligent Transportation System - Generated Data (ASTM E2259-03)
Awareness of the Standard Guide for Archiving and Retrieving Intelligent Transportation System - Generated Data (ASTM E2259-03)
Awareness of the Standard Guide for Archiving and Retrieving Intelligent Transportation System - Generated Data (ASTM E2259-03)
Bakersfield
Baltimore
Barriers to obtaining or implementing Environmental Sensor Stations
Barriers to sharing ESS observational data
Baton Rouge
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Bellingham
Birmingham
Boise City
Boston, Lawrence, Salem
Buffalo, Niagara Falls
CAD data is filtered (remove enforcement data) and transferred in real time to traffic management (as well as CARS or 511)
California
CCTV images available to the public
Changing traffic signal timing in response to weather
Charleston
Charlotte, Gastonia, Rock Hill
Chattanooga
Chicago, Gary, Lake County
Cincinnati, Hamilton
Circumstances for closing ramps as a traffic management strategy
Circumstances for metering traffic as a traffic management strategy
Cleveland, Akron, Lorain
Collection of road surface conditions to determine whether a road geometry warning is needed
Colorado
Columbia
Columbus
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with data archiving agencies/systems
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with incident management agencies/systems
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with information service providers
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with local agencies
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with other states
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with public safety agencies/systems
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with state police
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with tourism boards
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with traffic management agencies/systems
Communicating weather warnings or forecasts in real-time with traveler information agencies/systems
Communication technologies used by the system
Communication with public safety agencies
Commuter rail equipped with Automatic Vehicle Location(AVL)
Commuter Rail Stations equipped with Magnetic Stripe Readers
Commuter Rail Stations equipped with Smart Card Readers
Commuter rail that have Automatic Passenger Counters (not including registering fareboxes)
Commuter rail where automated dispatching or control software is available
Commuter rail with mobile data terminals
Commuter rail with real-time monitoring of vehicle components
Compatibility of weather information format for integration with existing GIS and overlay on a road network
Components included in the systems
Computing travel time and distance
Computing travel time and distance
Conduction of feasibility study if ramp metering not deployed by 2008
Congestion Information Displayed on DMS (CMS, VMS)
Connecticut
Consideration for adding the capability of interoperability with public safety agencies
Considering the use of pedestrian-related ITS devices if not already in use
Content of the 511 system
Coordination of automated enforcement data with other agencies
Coordination of data gathering with other states
Coordination of travel requests and vehicle dispatching for multiple agencies (e.g., social service agencies, HHS, other transit agencies, etc.)
Criteria for Activation of Fixed Anti-Icing/Deicing Systems
Criteria for implementing the alternate route plan
Criteria used to implement weather-related incident detection
Criteria used to implement weather-related signal timing plans
Current road work zones for transit information collected/archived electronically
Current work zone information collected/archived electronically
Current work zones information collected/archived from other sources
Dallas, Fort Worth
Data collected by mobile environmental sensor
Data used for accident prediction models
Data used for accident prediction models
Data used for capital planning analysis
Data used for capital planning/analysis
Data used for construction impact determination
Data used for construction impact determination
Data used for dissemination to the public
Data used for dissemination to the public
Data used for incident detection algorithm development
Data used for incident detection algorithm development
Data used for measurement of performance
Data used for monitoring system performance
Data used for operation planning analysis
Data used for operation planning/analysis
Data used for roadway impact analysis
Data used for roadway impact analysis
Data used for safety analysis
Data used for safety analysis
Data used for traffic analysis
Data used for traffic analysis
Data used for traffic control
Data used for traffic management
Data used for traffic simulation modeling
Data used for traffic simulation modeling
Data used for travel time prediction
Data used for travel time prediction
Dayton, Springfield
Daytona Beach
Delaware
Demand responsive vehicles equipped with Automatic Vehicle Location(AVL)
Demand Responsive Vehicles equipped with Magnetic Stripe Readers
Demand Responsive Vehicles equipped with Smart Card Readers
Demand responsive vehicles that have Automatic Passenger Counters (not including registering fareboxes)
Demand responsive vehicles used as probes to collect travel time, speed, and conditions on ARTERIALS
Demand responsive vehicles used as probes to collect travel time, speed, and conditions on FREEWAYS
Demand responsive vehicles where automated dispatching or control software is available
Demand responsive vehicles with mobile data terminals
Demand responsive vehicles with real-time monitoring of vehicle components
Denver, Boulder
Deployment of a 511 traveler information system
Deployment of a dedicated emergency traveler information system
Deployment of a dedicated emergency traveler information system
Deployment of Animal Warning Systems to detect large animals approaching the roadway and provide warnings to travelers
Deployment of automated enforcement systems to detect drivers violating railroad crossing traffic controls
Deployment of automated enforcement technologies to assist with the enforcement of ramp metering compliance
Deployment of automated enforcement technologies to enforce High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) restrictions on freeways
Deployment of automated intrusion detection and warning system to alert highway workers and drivers when vehicles or construction equipment enter sensitive sections of the work area within work zones
Deployment of automated overheight/overwidth warning systems that use roadside detectors and electronic warning signs to warn drivers of vehicles that are too tall or wide to pass under bridges or through tunnels
Deployment of automatic bridge anti-icing systems
Deployment of bicycle or pedestrian systems (e.g., pedestrian detectors, pedestrian activated lighted crosswalks, bicycle-actuated signals)
Deployment of Bicycle Warning Systems that use detectors and electronic warning signs to identify bicycle traffic and notify drivers to improve safety on narrow bridges and tunnels
Deployment of electronic payment systems to facilitate traveler's payment and other services at tourist destinations
Deployment of electronic payment systems, using technologies such as magnetic stripe cards or smart cards, to facilitate payment for travel and other services at tourist destinations
Deployment of environmental sensor stations (ESS) in rural areas
Deployment of in-pavement or road surface sensors to track pavement conditions
Deployment of Intersection Collision Warning Systems that use sensors to monitor traffic approaching dangerous intersections and warn vehicles of approaching cross traffic
Deployment of ITs technologies (e.g., lane control signs, portable DMS, dynamic lane merge systems, or other applications) to notify travelers of lane configuration changes approaching work zones
Deployment of ITS technologies to manage traffic diversions in response to road closures due to weather events
Deployment of ITS technologies, either as stand-alone implementations or to supplement existing systems, to support temporary traffic management at workzones
Deployment of over-height warning systems
Deployment of parking fee payment systems to simplify payment for customers and reduce congestion at exits to parking facilities
Deployment of parking management data collection systems to monitor parking availibility
Deployment of parking management systems that provide availability status and directional guidance posted on dynamic message signs at major tourism destinatioins
Deployment of parking management systems that provide availability status and directional guidance posted on dynamic message signs at major tourism destinations
Deployment of parking management systems to disseminate parking availability informtion to drivers
Deployment of Pedestrian Safety Systems to protect pedestrians by alerting drivers as pedestrians enter crosswalks
Deployment of portable transportation management systems to control the impact of congestion at locations hosting FREQUENT special events (these systems may have permanently installed components such as DMS or sensors)
Deployment of portable transportation management systems to control the impact of congestion at locations hosting OCCASIONAL special events
Deployment of portable transportation management systems to control the impact of congestion at locations hosting ONE-TIME or UNUSUAL events
Deployment of sensors to detect and warn vehicles of approaching trains at highway rail crossings
Deployment of sensors to monitor water levels on roadways
Deployment of snow plows with AVL, communications and sensors to monitor treatment
Deployment of special event systems (e.g., traffic signal operation plans, temporary lane restrictions, traveler guidance, or other measures)
Deployment of speed enforcement technologies on arterials
Deployment of speed enforcement technologies on freeways
Deployment of systems using roadside detectors and electronic warning systems to warn drivers (typically those in commercial trucks and other heave vehicles) of potentially dangerous speeds approaching freeway ramps, curves on highways or downhill grades
Deployment of temporary Incident Management Systems to facilitate the safe clearance of incidents that occur near work zones
Deployment of temporary traffic control devices, such as portable message signs and lane control signs, to help ensure the safety of arterial incident scenes
Deployment of temporary traffic control devices, such as portable message signs and lane control signs, to help ensure the safety of freeway incident scenes
Deployment of temporary Traffic Management Centers or satellite locations for existing TMC to control the impact of congestion associated with special events
Deployment of tourism information traveler systems that focus on the needs of travelers in areas unfamiliar to them
Deployment of tourism traveler information systems that focus on the needs (i.e., electronic yellow pages, incorporating lodging reservation systems and directions to points of interest) of travelers in areas unfamilar to them
Deployment of variable speed systems
Deployment of website that distributes traveler information
Deployment types
Des Moines
Detroit, Ann Arbor
Distribute Arterial travel speeds to the public
Distribute Arterial travel times to the public
Distribute Incident information to the public
Distribution of alternate routes to the media
Distribution of alternate routes to the public
Distribution of CCTV images to the media
Distribution of CCTV images to the public
Distribution of congestion information to the media
Distribution of congestion information to the public
Distribution of detours to the media
Distribution of detours to the public
Distribution of freeway travel speeds to the media
Distribution of freeway travel speeds to the public
Distribution of freeway travel times to the media
Distribution of freeway travel times to the public
Distribution of incident information to the media
Distribution of incident information to the public
Distribution of parking information to the media
Distribution of parking information to the public
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