ASSESSMENT OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR TRANSIT AND RIDESHARE APPLICATIONS
P.O.A.L. Davies, Christopher Hill, N Emmott, Jeremy Siviter
Abstract
P.O.A.L. Davies, Christopher Hill, N Emmott, Jeremy Siviter
Abstract
This report examines advanced technologies and systems which can be applied to high occupancy vehicles, ridesharing and public transit needs. These technologies have the potential to make public transit more attractive to potential users and make transit more operationally efficient. A review of technologies was carried out in the following areas: advanced traveler information systems, advanced traffic management systems, fleet management and control systems, automatic vehicle control systems. The report concludes with a technology assessment and future directions in IVHS activities.
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This report examines advanced technologies and systems which can be applied to high occupancy vehicles, ridesharing and public transit needs. These technologies have the potential to make public transit more attractive to potential users and make transit more operationally efficient. A review of technologies was carried out in the following areas: advanced traveler information systems, advanced traffic management systems, fleet management and control systems, automatic vehicle control systems. The report concludes with a technology assessment and future directions in IVHS activities.
Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Public transport, Emerging technologies, Intelligent transportation system, Engineering, Control (management), Occupancy