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TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS HANDBOOK

R L Gordon, R A Reiss, H E Haenel, Emalani Case, R. L. French, A Mohaddes, R Wolcott

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This Traffic Control Systems updates the 1985 edition (FHWA-IP-85-11; TRIS 00475445) and broadens the scope to include Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology and concepts. The Handbook recommends decision-making processes in selection, implementation and operations of a traffic control system and describes ITS plans and programs. The Traffic Control Systems Handbook: serves as a basic reference in planning, designing and implementing effective traffic control systems; provides an updated compendium of existing traffic control technology for the advanced designer and user; describes existing and evolving traffic control system technology; and aids understanding and facilitates training in the traffic control system field. The Handbook targets: administrators; traffic engineers; transportation planners; and students. In addition to summarizing the state-of-the-practice, chapters include A Look to the Future section where appropriate. In this way, the material separates proven technology from systems and elements currently under development.

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This Traffic Control Systems updates the 1985 edition (FHWA-IP-85-11; TRIS 00475445) and broadens the scope to include Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology and concepts. The Handbook recommends decision-making processes in selection, implementation and operations of a traffic control system and describes ITS plans and programs. The Traffic Control Systems Handbook: serves as a basic reference in planning, designing and implementing effective traffic control systems; provides an updated compendium of existing traffic control technology for the advanced designer and user; describes existing and evolving traffic control system technology; and aids understanding and facilitates training in the traffic control system field. The Handbook targets: administrators; traffic engineers; transportation planners; and students. In addition to summarizing the state-of-the-practice, chapters include A Look to the Future section where appropriate. In this way, the material separates proven technology from systems and elements currently under development.

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This Traffic Control Systems updates the 1985 edition (FHWA-IP-85-11; TRIS 00475445) and broadens the scope to include Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology and concepts. The Handbook recommends decision-making processes in selection, implementation and operations of a traffic control system and describes ITS plans and programs. The Traffic Control Systems Handbook: serves as a basic reference in planning, designing and implementing effective traffic control systems; provides an updated compendium of existing traffic control technology for the advanced designer and user; describes existing and evolving traffic control system technology; and aids understanding and facilitates training in the traffic control system field. The Handbook targets: administrators; traffic engineers; transportation planners; and students. In addition to summarizing the state-of-the-practice, chapters include A Look to the Future section where appropriate. In this way, the material separates proven technology from systems and elements currently under development.

Key concepts: Compendium, Scope (computer science), Control (management), Control system, Advanced Traffic Management System, Computer science, Transport engineering, Field (mathematics)

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