General News
- London Congestion Charge Reduces Traffic 25 Percent in First Week
- Kansas Conducts Comprehensive Red Light Running Enforcement Study
- Miami-Dade MPO Considers Promoting Expansion of Private Jitney Bus Services
- Reason Foundation Proposes Network of HOT Lanes for Major U.S. Cities
- Court Rules Against State DOT for Failing to Erect Truck Warning Signs at Rail Crossing off Truck Route
Intelligence
- ULI and ICSC Convene Shared Parking Study: Request Case Studies Using New Parking Model
- Caltrans To Implement Statewide Car Sharing
- New Pennsylvania Law Requires Headlights To Be Turned on in Work Zones
- Federal Transit Administration Holds Final Emergence Preparedness Forum
- Sigalert Expanded in California
- ODOT Increases Work Zone Safety Through Operator Training
Survey
GIS in Transportation:
- Number of years GIS system has been in operation, by type of agency
- Type of GIS software using or planning to use, by type of agency
- Source of GIS base map, by type of agency
- Location accuracy required of database for applications, by type of agency
- Whether GIS base map was developed by one agency or was joint effort of different regional agencies, by type of agency
- Is there a centralized "data unit" in charge of all data collection for GIS system (by type of agency)?
- Degree to which GIS data is maintained to keep current, accurate data, by type of agency
- Degree to which GIS interoperability has been achieved at agency, by type of agency
- Advanced data collection technologies used, by type of agency
- Number of users GIS system can handle simultaneously, by type of agency
- Amount of staff time and consultant contracts using or planning to use to reach operational GIS system for transportation purposes, by type of agency
- Web-enabled applications of GIS-T applied to date, by type of agency
- Most useful/important applications of GIS system, by type of agency
- Factors considered key in successful implementation of GIS system at a transportation agency, by type of agency
RFPs
- Land Use/Transportation Planning
- Services for INFORM/Long Island ITS
- Systems Analysis of Regional Transit Coordination Plan
- Park & Ride/HOV Transit Enhancements
- Develop and Review Bus Routing and Fare Alternatives
- Ridership Survey
- On-Call Amtrak Cascades Intercity Passenger Rail Marketing Services
- Risk Management Noise Control Program
- Performance Measurement in Context Sensitive Design
Report Synopses
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