Department of Transportation’s I NTELLIGENT T RANSPORTATION S YSTEMS (ITS) P ROJECTS B OOK Compiled by: U.S. Department of Transportation Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Joint Program Office Federal Highway Administration Office of Traffic Management and ITS Applications Office of Safety and Traffic Operations R&D Office of Motor Carrier Safety and Technology Federal Transit Administration Office of Mobility Innovation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Office of Crash Avoidance Research TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................. 2 II. METROPOLITAN ITS INFRASTRUCTURE.................................................................................... 7 Traffic Signal Control ARIZONA CENTER FOR TRAFFIC AND LOGISTICS ALGORITHMS & SOFTWARE (ATLAS)...................................15 INTEGRATED RAMP METERING/ADAPTIVE SIGNAL CONTROL, Orange Co., CA....................................................16 NORTH SEATTLE ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, Seattle, WA ......................................................17 BROOKLYN-BRONX-QUEENS SIGNALIZATION ...........................................................................................................18 NORTHERN VIRGINIA TRAFFIC SIGNAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ..........................................................................19 SYRACUSE CONGESTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ...................................................................................................20 Freeway Management Systems BETA TESTING OF SOFTWARE.......................................................................................................................................22 DATABASES FOR ASSESSMENT OF OPERATIONAL TESTS AND TRAFFIC MODELS.............................................23 HUMAN FACTORS IN ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (ATMS) DESIGN EVOLUTION ..............24 HUMAN FACTORS COMPUTER - AIDED DESIGN TOOL FOR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTERS.......................25 INTEGRATION OF TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND TRAFFIC DATA COLLECTIONS....................................................26 TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE AND DETECTION TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ........................................................27 BARBOURSVILLE-ONA, WEST VIRGINIA TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT.........................................................................28 BRONX/NORTHERN MANHATTAN ATMS .....................................................................................................................29 CARAT................................................................................................................................................................................30 FAIRBORN, OHIO ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ...........................................................................31 I-90 CONNECTOR, RENSSELAER COUNTY, NEW YORK .............................................................................................32 I-275, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA..................................................................................................................................33 I-287 SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................34 LOUISIANA INTERSTATE 55, 10 AND 610, INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS......................................35 LOWER HUDSON VALLEY...............................................................................................................................................36 MAGIC (METROPOLITAN AREA GUIDANCE INFORMATION & CONTROL).............................................................37 MONITOR...........................................................................................................................................................................38 NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE PROJECT.................................................................................................................................39 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM .............................................40 Transit Management Systems COMPUTER INTEGRATED TRANSIT MAINTENANCE AND ENVIRONMENT (CITME)............................................42 CHICAGO SMART INTERMODAL SYSTEM, Chicago, IL ...............................................................................................43 DALLAS AREA RAPID TRANSIT PERSONALIZED PUBLIC TRANSIT, Dallas, TX......................................................44 SMART FLEXROUTE INTEGRATED REAL-TIME ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM (SAFIRES), Northern Virginia............45 SUBURBAN MOBILITY AUTHORITY FOR REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION (SMART) PROJECT, Detroit, MI..........47 WINSTON-SALEM MOBILITY MANAGEMENT - PHASE II, Winston-Salem, NC .........................................................48 Incident Management Systems NEW JERSEY POLICE COMMUNICATION CENTER .....................................................................................................50 Electronic Toll Collection DADE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY, FLORIDA TOLL COLLLECTION SYSTEM ...............................................................52 NEW JERSEY ELECTRONIC TOLL AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ............................................................................53 NEW YORK CITY TOLL PLAZA SCANNERS..................................................................................................................54 Electronic Fare Payment Programs MULTI-USE SMART CARD SPECIFICATIONS AND GUIDELINES DEVELOPMENT..................................................56 i NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGIONAL FARE SYSTEM, Northern Virginia .........................................................................57 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE SMART DART, Wilmington, DE .......................................................................................58 Railroad Crossings RAILROAD HIGHWAY CROSSING - LONG ISLAND, NY, Long Island, NY ..................................................................60 Regional Multimodal Traveler Information ANALYSIS OF TRAVELERS' PREFERENCES FOR ROUTING........................................................................................62 DYNAMIC TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT AND SYNTHETIC ORIGIN AND DESTINATION MATRICES ...........................63 WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN TRAVELER INFORMATION SERVICES PROJECT: REGIONAL IMPACTS MODELING ........................................................................................................................................................................65 DIRECT, Detroit, MI ...........................................................................................................................................................66 HOUSTON SMART COMMUTER, Houston, TX ................................................................................................................67 LYNX PASSENGER TRAVEL PLANNING SYSTEM, FL.................................................................................................68 MIAMI REAL-TIME PASSENGER INFORMATION SYSTEM, Dade Co., FL ..................................................................69 NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY TRAVEL INFORMATION SYSTEM, New York City metro area...................................................................................................................................70 TRAVINFO, San Francisco, CA...........................................................................................................................................71 ADVANCE CORRIDOR TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION CENTER........................................................................72 CUMBERLAND GAP TUNNEL, KENTUCKY...................................................................................................................73 INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA ATMS PROJECT ................................................................................................................74 INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT....................................................................................................................75 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI INTERMODAL COMMON COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ....................................76 MARKET STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER PASSENGER INFORMATION CENTER...........77 NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION CONGESTION MITIGATION........................................................................................78 NEW YORK THRUWAY AUTHORITY ALBANY TRAFFIC OPERATIONS CENTER....................................................79 PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEM............................................................................80 SMART CORRIDOR ...........................................................................................................................................................81 WASHINGTON, D.C. - PARTNERS IN MOTION (TRAVELER INFORMATION PROJECT) ..........................................82 Integrated Systems – Priority Corridors HOUSTON ITS PRIORITY CORRIDOR .............................................................................................................................84 I-95 NORTHEAST CORRIDOR ..........................................................................................................................................88 MIDWEST (GARY-CHICAGO-MILWAUKEE) ITS PRIORITY CORRIDOR ....................................................................91 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORRIDOR