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RURAL YARDSTICK : ONE OF THE FIRST LARGE-SCALE RURAL ATIS SYSTEMS TRAVEL SHENANDOAH WILL FORM THE MODEL FOR A STATE-WIDE NETWORK IN VIRGINIA

Richard Scrase

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This article describes the Travel-Shenandoah project in Virginia. It is a public private partnership designed to provide advanced traveler information systems (ATIS) in a rural area. The system will provide travellers with six classes of information: travel alerts, traffic and travel conditions, traveller services, tourism, emergency services and route guidance.

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Key concepts: Yardstick, Tourism, General partnership, State (computer science), Information system, Transport engineering, Scale (ratio), Public transport