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Intelligent Transportation SystemsAdvanced Safety Technologies, including Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)Advanced safety technologies, especially Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), are being actively researched, developed and applied to improve highway safety in the United States, and in other countries. They involve the use of information processing, communications, and electronic devices capable of improving safety and efficiency for surface transportation. A major U.S. Department of Transportation (US DOT) ITS program involves public and private cooperation, coordination and funding of projects, often lead or administered by the various US DOT Administrations, including FHWA, NHTSA, FMCSA, FRA and RITA. The ITS projects involve research, testing and deployment of ITS that are associated with the road infrastructure (such as road-based sensors, computers, communications and traffic control devices) and vehicles, often involving cooperative, coordinated systems and user interfaces. In addition to the ITS projects for the highway infrastructure, there are other significant initiatives are focusing on advancing highway safety that advance vehicle and information technologies which sometimes need highway infrastructure involvement. As these advances safety technologies evolve, awareness of key developments and opportunities related to safety and safety programs, and the sharing of information on applications of these technologies will best help deployment of these technologies for improving road safety.
Specific Pedestrian Safety Through Advanced Technology
Specific Intersection Safety Through Advanced Technology
Contact InformationEwa Flom (Intelligent Transportation Systems - ITS) Tamara Redmon (Pedestrian) Larry Brown (Intersection - CICAS) Davey Warren (Intersection - Red Light Enforcement) |
Program ContactEwa Flom Tamara Redmon Larry Brown Davey Warren What's New |