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Open communication and transparency: Recommendations to avoid sticker shock from the Minnesota DOT.
Date Posted: 07/23/2020 | Source Date:
Agencies can use Open-Source Software (OSS) to respond flexibly and efficiently to stakeholder needs; although additional training may be required, the low cost and adaptability of OSS offer great benefits.
Date Posted: 02/26/2020 | Source Date:
Proposed algorithm minimizing overall travel time found to be most efficient for managing dynamic express-lane fares.
Date Posted: 02/25/2020 | Source Date:
Keep procurement requirements flexible and up-to-date, suggests a Center for Urban Transportation Research report on open-source software for transit management.
Date Posted: 02/24/2020 | Source Date:
Agencies planning to acquire crowdsourced data to support real-time traveler information systems should clearly specify temporal and spatial coverage and sample size requirements since proprietary products will likely have limited transparency.
Date Posted: 01/27/2020 | Source Date:
In order to address federal, state, and local open records laws, agencies recommend specifying a data-sharing plan when acquiring crowdsource data.
Date Posted: 01/27/2020 | Source Date:
Nationwide survey shows agencies planning to upgrade legacy data-management systems should invest in IT infrastructure and upgrade staff skills to handle large crowdsource data sets.
Date Posted: 01/27/2020 | Source Date:
Use multiple communications protocols (e.g. Cellular, Wifi, DSRC) to transfer data from mobile devices and optimize channel usage based on the use case when using Connected Vehicle systems to enhance weather observations.
Date Posted: 07/18/2019 | Source Date:
Develop collaborations with probe and crowdsourced data platforms to manage traffic in real-time, make better infrastructure decisions, and provide accurate and relevant travel information directly to citizens.
Date Posted: 06/30/2019 | Source Date:
Refine proper antenna placement on connected vehicles (particularly commercial vehicles) to reduce DSRC ‘shadow’ areas where DSRC signal is degraded.
Date Posted: 06/07/2019 | Source Date:
ITS Deployment Evaluation

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