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Active monitoring and responsivity to data stream is critical to accurate collection of bicycle and pedestrian data.

Date Posted: 06/15/2020 | Source Date:

Highway Traffic Monitoring - Understanding Tomorrow’s Problems to Better Serve the Public

04/27/2020

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:

Open Source Software in Public Transportation: A Case Study

01/15/2020

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:

Open Source Software in Public Transportation: A Case Study

01/15/2020

Implement Effective Risk Mitigation Strategies and Use Defined Success Factors to Better Manage ITS Application Development and Deployment

Date Posted: 10/01/2014 | Source Date:

National Evaluation Of The Safetrip-21 Initiative: Combined Final Report

03/01/2011

Consider the User Experience when Designing and Developing ITS Applications

Date Posted: 09/30/2013 | Source Date:

National Evaluation Of The Safetrip-21 Initiative: Combined Final Report

03/01/2011

Consider Alternative Approaches and Sources for Collecting and Using Traffic Data

Date Posted: 09/30/2013 | Source Date:

National Evaluation Of The Safetrip-21 Initiative: Combined Final Report

03/01/2011

The capital cost to centralize all real-time roadway traveler information to the TripCheck Travel Information Portal was estimated at $3 million.

The annual operating cost to coordinate real-time incident and mobility information among regional transportation agencies was estimated at $1.2 million.