This cross-cutting study examines how Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky have used the Commercial Vehicle Information Systems & Networks (CVISN) Architecture to develop state CVISN system designs for electronic credentialing. It focuses on the CVISN Project Plan and Top-Level System Design phases with lessons learned from these states. Sequences of activities based on the three sites' deployments frame the technical and institutional issues addressed. The purpose of the study is to assist those who are planning or currently deploying electronic credentialing systems to understand the activities and challenges that might be encountered when developing state system designs using the CVISN Architecture.
ITS Architecture Development: Electronic Credentialing for Commercial Vehicle Operations. A Cross-Cutting Study
1999
30 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Commercial vehicles , Maryland , Virginia , Kentucky , Architecture , Information systems , Electronic devices , Systems analysis , Automatic systems , Communication systems , Gasoline taxes , Vehicle registration , Taxes , State taxes , Electronic credentialing , CVISN architecture , CVISN(Commercial Vehicle Information Systems & Networks) , ITS(Intelligent Transportation Systems)
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