Featured Projects

• Mobile Millennium The potential of cell phones to operate as traffic data collection devices has been considered by the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) community for several years. With the Mobile Millennium project, researchers have constructed an unprecedented traffic monitoring system capable of fusing GPS data from cell phones with data from existing traffic sensors. It will be accessible to the public via free software that is compatible with Nokia and non-Nokia smartphones.
• Automated Vehicle Occupancy Verification and Enforcement This collaborative effort will enable HOV Facility Managers in California to ensure effective operations of High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) and High-Occupancy Toll (HOT) facilities using Automated Vehicle Occupancy Verification and Enforcement Systems.
• Travel Times on Changeable Message Signs California Center for Innovative Transportation (CCIT) has implemented a system that provides travelers with travel time messages on Changeable Message Signs (CMS). This system is able to calculate real-time highway driving time as well as train trip time for pre-defined trip itineraries and displays related messages on a network of signs.

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