transit and the evolving intelligent transportation system: federal transit administration...
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Transit and the Evolving Intelligent Transportation System:
Federal Transit Administration Perspective
Walter Kulyk, P.E.Director, Office of Mobility InnovationFederal Transit Administration (FTA)
U.S. Department of Transportation (U.S. DOT)
2004 APTA Annual MeetingAtlanta, GeorgiaOctober 13, 2004
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Overview of Presentation
Mobility Services for All AmericansIntegrated Corridor Management Systems
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Mobility Services for All Americans
Issues 62 Federal programs fund human services
transportation totaling billions of dollars Human services transportation is often
uncoordinated and inefficient Presidential Executive Order directs
coordination of human services transportation
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Mobility Services for All Americans (continued)
Solutions Utilize ITS technologies to:
Improve coordination and increase efficiency Increase mobility and transit accessibility Improve customer service
Demonstrate a replicable Traveler Management Coordination Center
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Mobility Services for All Americans (continued)
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Program Steering Groups
Technology Integration Operational Tests
Foundational Research
Operational Test Evaluation
FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09
Model Deployment Evaluation
Technology Transfer & Outreach
Traveler Management Coordination Center Model
Deployment
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Integrated Corridor Management Systems
Issues Traffic congestion in corridors is a serious
problem Management of modal networks is
uncoordinated Unused corridor capacity often exists on
parallel routes and networks
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Integrated Corridor Management Systems (continued)
Solutions Build upon proven ITS technologies &
strategies Integrate operations of individual networks
in three areas: Organizational Operational Technical
Demonstrate Integrated Corridor Management tools and strategies
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Integrated Corridor Management Systems (continued)
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Phase 2: Operations & Systems Development
Phase 1: Foundational
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Phase 3: Work with Candidate Model Deployment Sites
FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10
Phase 4 :Pre-Model Deployment Technology Transfer
Phase 3 :Model Deployment and Evaluation
Phase 4: Integrated Corridor Management Technology
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Standards Completion, and Deployment
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Thank You
Walter Kulyk, P.E.Director, Office of Mobility
InnovationFederal Transit Administration (FTA)Room 9402, TRI-10400 Seventh Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20590Phone: (202)366-4991E-mail: [email protected]