| ITS Deployment Evaluation

Benefits: Transit Security (PT05)

6 unique benefits found.

Global Survey on International Trends in Video Surveillance for Public Transit Revealed a 70 Percent Growth in the Number of Cameras Per System Over the 2015 to 2018 Period.

Date Posted: 09/29/2023 | Source Date:

International Trends in Video Surveillance - Public Transportation Gets Smarter

09/01/2018

Full ITS deployment in Seattle projects personal travel time reductions of 3.7 percent for drivers and 24 percent for transit users.

Date Posted: 02/09/2016 | Source Date:

Benefits and Costs of Full Operations and ITS Deployment: A 2003 Simulation for Seattle

05/02/2005

In Florida, camera-based systems with a regular angle lens reduced 43 percent of blind zones and wide-angle camera systems entirely eliminated blind zones during controlled tests among 28 transit bus drivers.

Date Posted: 07/12/2013 | Source Date:

Evaluation of Camera-Based Systems to Reduce Transit Bus Side Collision

04/01/2010

Cameras on buses and in facilites improve rider and driver sense of security and reduce insurance claims paid to passengers, while scheduling software saved $1 million in labor costs.

Date Posted: 07/25/2011 | Source Date:

Monterey Salinas Transit ITS Augmentation Project: Phase III Evaluation Report

12/02/2009

Increasing integration between AVL systems, components, and interfaces has improved the ability of transit agencies to collect data on location and schedule adherence; support operational control, service restoration, and planning activities.

Date Posted: 09/28/2009 | Source Date:

AVL Systems for Bus Transit: Update (TCRP Synthesis 73)

01/02/2008

A 1998 survey of transit riders in Ann Arbor, Michigan found that police presence and increased lighting had the greatest influence on riders' perception of personal security; emergency phones and video surveillance systems had little influence.

Date Posted: 11/03/2000 | Source Date:

Passenger Reactions to Transit Safety Measures

01/01/1999