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Dynamic Rerouting

Posted on January 4, 2016

Dynamic Merge Control

Posted on December 10, 2015

Description Dynamic merge control can: Improve the operation of roads that have more lanes entering the merge area than leaving. Provide higher speeds and better travel times to the higher traffic volume. Be a permanent solution at known bottlenecks or be used temporarily for special events or circumstances. Handle varying traffic demand on the main […]

Active Demand Management

Posted on December 10, 2015

Target Market ADM can reduce traffic congestion in any city. ADM methods work especially well in places with: Tech-savvy people with flexible work schedules. Managed lanes: lanes with rules, such as HOV lanes and toll roads. How Will This Help? Implementation Examples Three examples of ADM in operation or testing are described here. For more […]

Telecommuting

Posted on October 16, 2015

Introduction Target Market Professional and Management Staff Professional and management positions often rely heavily on technology. The same technology offered in the office is also available in homes. This allows employees to stay in direct contact with an office, even when offsite. Computer or phone work can be done from a location other than the […]

Technology-Based Transit Improvements

Posted on October 16, 2015

How Will This Help | Target Market | Implementation Examples | References Introduction Target Market All modes of transit benefit from technological evolution. To decrease congestion, services that operate in peak times and have consistently high ridership are the best candidates for technological improvements. How Will This Help? Improves loading times. Technologies that reduce the […]

Real-Time Ridesharing

Posted on October 16, 2015

  Introduction Target Market The number of participants in a ride-sharing program must be high enough to offer users a good chance of finding a match.2 Thus, identifying a good market for a range of trip types is important. Traditional carpooling is efficient for regular commuters, but real-time ride-sharing is also useful for other trips. […]

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