TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ISSUES & CHALLENGES

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TRAFFIC CONGESTION

Urban highway congestion has long been recognized as a challenge.

More sophisticated traffic control.

Traffic congestion can be reduced through better urba land-use planning or application of various economic incentives as congestion pricing.

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TRAFFIC SAFETY

Organizational responsibilities

Legal concerns

Traffic accidents

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ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Focuses on improvement of safety vehicles, traffic safety, safety research and development and collection of accident data.

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LEGAL CONCERNS

Tort liability arising from traffic accidents

Liability for damages in cases where unsafe conditions lead to personal injury or property damage.

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EQUALITY OF ACCESS

Three groups in particular have been seen as generally underserved such as poor, the elderly and the physically disabled.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

System level impacts- air quality, energy consumption and land use.

Site specific impacts- displacement of residents and businesses due to construction of transportation facilities, noise impacts on wildlife.

Temporary impacts during construction.

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NEW TECHNOLOGY

Travel and transportation management

Travel demand management

Public transportation operations

Electronic payment services

Commercial vehicle operations

Emergency management

Advanced vehicle control and safety systems

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TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

To include en-route driver information, route guidance, traveler services information, traffic control, incident management.

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TRAVEL DEMAND MANAGEMENT

To include pre trip travel information, ride matching and reservation and demand management and operations.

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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS

To include public transportation management, en-route transit information, personalized public transit and public transit security.

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COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS

To include commercial vehicle electronic clearance, automated roadside safety inspection, on-board safety monitoring

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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

To include emergency notification and personal security and emergency vehicle management.

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ADVANCED VEHICLE CONTROL AND SAFETY SYSTEMS

To include longitudinal collision avoidance, lateral collision avoidance, intersection collision avoidance, vision enhancement for crash avoidance.

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INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (ITS) MAY ALSO BE GROUPED INTO FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS SUCH AS:

Advanced traffic management systems (ATMS)

Advanced traveler information systems (ATIS)

Advanced vehicle control systems (AVCS)

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ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (ATMS)

Systems intended to manage the flow of traffic such as coordinated traffic signal systems, ramp metering systems and incident management systems.

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ADVANCED TRAVELER SYSTEMS (ATIS)

Systems intended to disseminate information to the public- traffic condition information, route guidance.

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ADVANCED VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEMS (AVCS)

Automated highway systems and onboard control systems- collision avoidance, vision enhancement.

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FUNDING

Securing adequate financial resources is another perennial challenge, both for public agencies providing transportation facilities and for private sector firms.