As public agencies consider incorporating microtransit into their jurisdictions, information is an essential tool. Microtransit remains a relatively new approach, with limited guidance available to ensure a smooth, minimal-cost adoption.
The FHWA’s National Highway Institute offers Web-based Training that may be of interest to transportation practitioners. This post will address two specific programs concerning Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). The first,
Breakthroughs in ITS have opened doors to life, time, and cost-saving changes across transportation. With the proven benefits of integrating these technologies, there is a growing need to build up
A recent article by GCN – Government Computer News, a tech publication from GovExec – explored the potential of data gathered by connected vehicle (CV) sensors to inform and enhance
On January 24, 1-2:30 p.m. Eastern Time, the National Rural ITS Steering Committee in association with the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) will hold a free webinar on rural transportation
The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Joint Program Office has developed resources on Connected and Automated Vehicle education (CAVe). The CAVe tools help stakeholders develop their
The Federal Highway Administration has published a new resource presenting a business case for the implementation of Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSMO) in rural communities. TSMO is a toolbox
Transportation practitioners should make note of an update to the National Center for Rural Road Safety’s 2018 Rural ITS Toolkit. The toolkit contains 42 pdf-format fact sheets organized into seven
The USDOT’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office has posted an update to its online ePrimer training module. The ePrimer is a resource explaining the integration of ITS into every
Practices of Transportation Asset Management (TAM) have been applied in state, national, and foreign transportation agencies to notable success. TAM is an applied form of both engineering and economic analysis,
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