Contents: The Northeast New Jersey route guidance; S.C.A.T. The Sydney co-ordinated adaptive traffic system - philosophy and benefits; Hampton roads traffic surveillance and control system; Signal systems without cables; On-line vehicle classification; An in-vehicle information system for drivers; The integrated motorist information system--an examination of three tradeoff studies; Highway advisory radio; The use of a CB radio-to-telephone interconnect for motorist aid communications; A sensor for control of arterials and networks; Function, equipment and field testing of a route guidance and information system for drivers; Automatic vehicle identification--tests and applications in the late 1970s; Transit vehicle fleet information and on-line management; and Automatic vehicle monitoring--a tool for vehicle fleet operations.
Proceedings of the International Symposium on Traffic Control Systems Held at Berkeley, California on August 6-9, 1979. Volume 2B: Control Equipment
1979
312 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Road Transportation , Urban transportation , Vehicular traffic control , Meetings , Traffic engineering , Adaptive systems , Information systems , Fleets , Radio communication , Television systems , Highway transportation , Traffic control , Urban traffic control systems , Route guidance systems , Traffic surveillance , Highway advisory radio , Citizens band radio , Automatic vehicle identification , Automatic vehicle monitoring , Driver aid systems , Computer applications , Motorist communication systems