AN ASSESSMENT OF RURAL TRAVELER NEEDS FOR ITS APPLICATIONS
R. Sivanandan, M Sobolewski, J Kiljan, D L Warren
Abstract
R. Sivanandan, M Sobolewski, J Kiljan, D L Warren
Abstract
Realizing the importance of addressing rural transportation issues through intelligent transportation systems (ITS), the Advanced Rural Transportation Systems (ARTS) Committee of ITS America formed a task force to formally assess the rural traveler needs through the findings of studies conducted on the subject. This paper was prepared by the task force and represents a concise synthesis of the following three studies conducted to assess rural traveler needs: (1) Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Study on Rural Applications of Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS), (2) Minnesota Guidestar's Rural Intelligent Vehicle-Highway System (IVHS) Scoping Study, and (3) I-70 Rural IVHS Corridor Planning and Feasibility Analysis.
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Realizing the importance of addressing rural transportation issues through intelligent transportation systems (ITS), the Advanced Rural Transportation Systems (ARTS) Committee of ITS America formed a task force to formally assess the rural traveler needs through the findings of studies conducted on the subject. This paper was prepared by the task force and represents a concise synthesis of the following three studies conducted to assess rural traveler needs: (1) Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Study on Rural Applications of Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS), (2) Minnesota Guidestar's Rural Intelligent Vehicle-Highway System (IVHS) Scoping Study, and (3) I-70 Rural IVHS Corridor Planning and Feasibility Analysis.
Key concepts: Intelligent transportation system, Task (project management), Transport engineering, Task force, Rural area, Information system, Engineering, Business