Product No.: 08085
Date Published: 10/2009
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This document examines Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSM&O) in two corridors. The purpose of this project is to provide stakeholders with tools to define the framework for implementing improvement strategies and tackling institutional issues in the selected corridors. The corridor selected from the New Jersey side of DVRPC’s region is NJ Turnpike/I-295 between NJ 73 and NJ 168; and the corridor from the Pennsylvania side is I-95 in Delaware County. Since both corridors span multiple municipalities and cover various modes of transportation, there was opportunity to gain consensus on common goals, and identify transportation systems management and operations opportunities.Geographic Area Covered: Delaware County I-95 Corridor in Pennsylvania extending from the border of Philadelphia to the Delaware State Line. The NJ Turnpikeand I-295 Corridors through Camden and Burlington Counties from NJ 168 to NJ 73.
Key Words: Transportation systems management and operations, TSM&O, transportation operations, transportation management, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), traffic management, transit management, corridor management, incident management
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- Christopher W. King (cking@dvrpc.org)
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