Under the aegis of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), real-time traffic information provision strategies are being proposed to manage traffic congestion, alleviate the effects of incidents, enhance response efficiency after disasters, and improve the multimodal/intermodal travel experience of travelers. Currently, most of the real-time traffic information provision and control systems infrastructure is deployed and maintained by public agencies. Given the projected growth and profitability due to the evolution of the information services market in the near future, the potential for new innovations and significant investments from the private sector in emerging technologies and applications related to real-time traffic information can foster new businesses. This study aims to exploit the synergy due to innovative data collection, traffic management, and road pricing/credit mechanisms that can encourage mutually beneficial information-sharing under innovative partnerships (public-private sector, private-private sector, public public sector partnerships).
Development of a Mobile Probe-Based Traffic Data Fusion and Flow Management Platform for Innovative Public-Private Information-Based Partnerships
2011
100 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Road Transportation , Information Systems , Highway Engineering , Traffic , Data fusion , Data mining , Traffic sensors , Public private partnerships , Real time operations , Transportation research , Information systems , Commuters , Traffic congestion , Travel times , Intelligent transportation systems
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