| GCat | Ops, Maintenance, Safety |
| MCat | Operations |
| SCat | Systems Management |
Regional transportation systems management. Improve transportation system performance in metro areas. Manage operations with planning, construction, maintenance and preservation of facilities.
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Hot Topics: Commute Trips - Peak Period Trips
Professional Guides: Innovative Transportation Programs, TDM - Transportation Demand Management
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Speed harmonization, temporary shoulder use, and dynamic signing and rerouting.
Compares the U.K.’s transport system and the country’s travel patterns with those of its neighbors.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's oversight of state highway safety programs.
Consolidated results of workshops on ETO with state and local agencies.
[32122] How various regions have successfully implemented CMS requirements
Assessment of best practices, new policies and plans, and tools for enhanced CMS deployment
Lessons learned on the integration of a road-weather information system in Idaho.
Regional transportation systems management and operations information.
[31255] Plan for ITS and systems engineering projects in Florida.
How weather and emergency information and systems are being integrated into transportation operations.
Comprehensive list of transportation technology management and operations lessons learned.
[32484] Effectiveness of Washington State's highway investments and infrastructure utilization to manage congestion.
Report on the implementation of a 511 traveler information system in Arizona.
[34918] Assess how well an urban street serves the needs of all of its users.
[34919] Procedures for predicting traveler perceptions of quality of service and performance measures for urban streets.
Australian national standards for planning and developing transport systems.
[34838] Case study of three cities traffic differences by month, morning vs evening and weekday vs weekend.
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