The Institute for Transportation Development Policy has recognized 6 Bus Rapid Transit Routes in the United States as complying with the BRT standard. These BRT routes represent some of the best bus services in the nation.
We all depend on technology to make our jobs easier and more efficient. But it can sometimes seem like that technology has been implemented in a piecemeal fashion, with no grand plan in place for how it should all work together. Interoperable mobility systems can make managing traffic easier, transit operations more efficient and emergency responses faster and safer.
The Institute for Transportation Development Policy has recognized 6 Bus Rapid Transit Routes in the United States as complying with the BRT standard. These BRT routes represent some of the best bus services in the nation.
The Institute for Transportation Development Policy has recognized 6 Bus Rapid Transit Routes in the United States as complying with the BRT standard. These BRT routes represent some of the best bus services in the nation.
Businesses like Amazon seek cities with excellent transit when looking to expand. Essential technologies like signal priority can make systems more efficient.
We can talk all day about response times and technology, but the people who use Opticom every day know best how it makes their jobs safer and easier. Here’s what they had to say.
The Vision Zero traffic safety framework aims to reduce and ultimately eliminate fatalities and serious injuries on roadways. But while major road system redesigns take time and significant investment, there are some simple steps that cities and towns can take to intelligently and cost-effectively begin introducing the concept.
Did you miss GTT’s recent webinar on Preemption and Priority in the Smart City? Well, fear not, because the following is a summary of the event and some links to more useful information.