This paper introduces innovative mobility services and explains how these services could
operate and might improve the performance of managed lanes on freeways. The mobility …

In 2004, the US DOT reorganized the ITS program around nine major initiatives. The “Tier 1”
initiatives are multi-year efforts in partnership with the private sector to dramatically improve …

This project has shown how connected vehicle systems, based on vehicle-vehicle and
vehicle-infrastructure communication and coordination, can support the development of …

This paper investigates the use of integrated road-vehicle systems to support environmental
objectives. The authors present a new simulation framework that can be used to assess the …

With the advent of modern, instrumented vehicles and roadside electronics, the use of
innovative techniques to assist motorists in making intelligent decisions based on real-time …

The California Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH) has been active in
researching vehicle-roadside cooperation since 1988. Through the years PATH's work in …

The purpose of this study is to define an operational concept involving connected automated
vehicle (CAV) operation on freeway managed lanes. Despite the low projected market …

The increasing volume of traffic on highways can result in dangerous situations when
vehicles are changing lanes. The Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) program, a major …

This paper reports on a decision by Austria's motorway operator, ASFINAG, to take part in
the Cooperative Systems for Intelligent Road Safety (COOPERS) project, a large scale …

This paper explores how the cooperative project COOPERS (Co-operative networks for
intelligent Road Safety), funded by the European Union, can improve the safety on …