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WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED ABOUT ITS? FINAL COMMENTS. IN: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED ABOUT INTELLIGANT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS? CHAPTER 9

J M Sussman

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Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) represent a sea of change in surface transportation, equivalent to the introduction of air traffic control systems into air transportation. ITS represents a major opportunity for the transportation profession to evolve to a more sophisticated level. This study looked at the following aspects of ITS: integrated systems; regional systems; partnerships; institutionalization of operations; political support and public acceptance; human resources; and travelers as customers. The papers presented provide insight into successes that have occurred as well as impediments to further successes.

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Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) represent a sea of change in surface transportation, equivalent to the introduction of air traffic control systems into air transportation. ITS represents a major opportunity for the transportation profession to evolve to a more sophisticated level. This study looked at the following aspects of ITS: integrated systems; regional systems; partnerships; institutionalization of operations; political support and public acceptance; human resources; and travelers as customers. The papers presented provide insight into successes that have occurred as well as impediments to further successes.

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Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) represent a sea of change in surface transportation, equivalent to the introduction of air traffic control systems into air transportation. ITS represents a major opportunity for the transportation profession to evolve to a more sophisticated level. This study looked at the following aspects of ITS: integrated systems; regional systems; partnerships; institutionalization of operations; political support and public acceptance; human resources; and travelers as customers. The papers presented provide insight into successes that have occurred as well as impediments to further successes.

Key concepts: Intelligent transportation system, Public transport, Institutionalisation, Transport engineering, Control (management), Business, Engineering, Computer science

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