Innovative Traffic Management and Control Equipment Procurement Methods
This guidance document provides a summary of current practices in the procurement of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and traffic management and control equipment. Procurement of road improvements in the 21st century increasingly entails digital assets in addition to physical assets. Intelligent Transportation Systems and operational technologies and services associated with today's Connected ... Details
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What a Transportation Professional Needs to Know about Counts and Studies during a Pandemic
The purpose of this document is to provide ITE members and practitioners guidance on the types of questions, issues, and decisions they will have to make regarding traffic counting in the fluid and dynamic circumstances of the current pandemic (or other future unusual circumstances).
We all are in awe of the speed and magnitude of changes in... Details
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Micromobility Facility Design Guide - an ITE Informational Report
The development of this resource was undertaken by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Pedestrian and Bicycle Standing Committee in response to a lack of appropriate guidance on how to design roadways to safely accommodate the widespread growth of micromobility vehicles. Several potential design solutions are identified to mitigate challenges for micromobility vehicles that can be applied across a broad... Details
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The Best Practices in Selecting Transportation Consultants informational report is written primarily for public agency officials responsible for engaging consultants to provide professional services pertaining to the planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operation of transportation systems and facilities. This document will also aid consultants providing these services in better understanding the expectations and nuances of this phase of the public procurement... Details
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Decorative Crosswalk Case Studies- an ITE Informational Report
This ITE Informational report presents a series of case studies that demonstrate how public agencies have successfully implemented decorative crosswalks to meet their community’s desires for enhanced urban environments without sacrificing pedestrian safety. The case studies illustrate ways in which communities have worked with local agencies to add artistic features to crosswalks in a safe and effective... Details
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Vehicle-Miles Traveled (VMT) as a Metric for Sustainability
The historic U.S. vehicle travel shows annual vehicle-miles traveled (VMT) per capita almost tripling since the 1950’s. Accompanying this increase in VMT per capita has been increased various economic, social, and environmental costs. The process described as “predict and provide” planning creates a self-reinforcing cycle of automobile-oriented planning, increasing vehicle travel and justifying more... Details
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Centering Transit Access, Speed, and Reliability in Quick-Build Complete Streets Projects - an ITE Informational Report
Quick-build projects have come into the spotlight for their success in transforming implementation timelines in transportation projects. Public transit has also come into the spotlight as we recognize the crucial role it plays in regional mobility, equity, and climate resilience. This new ITE Informational Report serves as a guide for City staff,... Details
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Highway Capacity Manual 7th Edition - A Guide for Multimodal Mobility Analysis (2022)
Transportation engineers have used editions of the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) in their analyses for decades. The HCM is the fundamental reference for concepts, performance measures, and analysis techniques for evaluating the multimodal operation of streets, highways, freeways, and off-street paths. This 7th Edition contains new information, including new planning-level methods for connected ... Details
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Geometric design of uninterrupted flow facilities is the process by which engineers seek to provide for the needs of a variety of users and vehicle types while minimizing environmental impacts. Uninterrupted flow exists when there are no traffic control devices that interrupt traffic and where no platoons are formed by upstream signals. Examples are freeways, multilane highways, and two-lane highways. Design involves integrating three dimensions: horizontal... Details
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This Refresher Course provides an overview of topics, key references, and independent study materials by topic for practicing engineers who intend to take the PTOE certification examination. The suite of modules includes six (6) 60-90-minute instruction recordings on traffic operations analyses, the operational effects of geometric designs, traffic safety, traffic control devices, traffic engineering studies, and social, environmental, and institutional issues. Complimentary student... Details
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A Guide to Vertical Deflection Speed Reduction Techniques: Planning and Design of Speed Humps, Speed Tables and Other Related Measures
ITE prepared this recommended practice to reflect the current state-of-the-practice and provide the user with a broad overview of key considerations for vertical deflection measures as speed reduction techniques including speed humps, speed tables, raised pedestrian crossings, raised intersections, and traffic calming roundabouts.... Details
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This Technical Brief provides a guide to help transportation professionals understand how to define and incorporate Big Data when scoping, implementing, and evaluating safety projects. Case studies of specific applications are included to illustrate real world examples of evaluating safety performance with Big Data.
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This document considers opportunities to evolve and align the LRSP process with a more robust and holistic safety framework, embracing national and international best practice–the Safe System approach–to address our road safety crisis in the United States.
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This technical brief summarizes the results of a recent survey that gathered knowledge on current traffic control sign, asset management practices to develop a better understanding of how to move forward in developing best practices which benefit agency asset management efforts, and CAV traffic control verification.
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This paper introduces cybersecurity tools and resources that are relevant and applicable to transportation - such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF). A process is then discussed as to how the NIST CSF could be adapted to the planning and operations within transportation systems management and operations (TSMO).
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Post Pandemic: Incentives and Operational Changes Transit Agencies Are Using to Regain Lost Ridership
Transit agencies experienced substantial declines in ridership attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in significant revenue losses for each unoccupied seat during peak rush hours. The second quarter of 2020 witnessed a staggering reduction of more than 85 percent in transit ridership compared to the preceding year. In response, transit agencies have developed... Details
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ITE Trip Generation 11th Edition - Print Edition
This new edition of the Trip Generation Manual enhances the 10th edition’s modernized content and data set - making it an invaluable resource.
The 11th edition is a five (5) volume printed set that includes a Desk Reference and four volumes of data plots:
-All the latest multimodal trip generation data for urban, suburban and rural applications,
-Reclassified land uses to better meet user... Details
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ITE Parking Generation Manual, 6th Edition (PGM) in print. Please note that this book will not ship until the 2nd week in November.
PGM is a publication of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) and an educational tool for planners, transportation professionals, zoning boards, and others who are interested in estimating parking demand at a proposed development. Parking Generation Manual includes a complete set of searchable electronic files including land use... Details
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This report addresses transportation planning for sports and multi-purpose arenas. Based on a survey of 23 existing facilities, the report discusses planning and design parameters, parking requirements, and traffic operations for stadia and arenas. By Technical Council Committee 6A-50, chaired by Joseph W. Guyton. An Informational Report.
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ITE Committee TSC-4S-08, Traffic Circulation and Safety at School Sites, completed this Informational Report, which presents the responses from over 100 questionnaires sent to transportation engineers and planners in the mid-1990s. The committee's scope included planning, design, and operations actions. The scope was limited to elementary and middle... Details
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This report is a product of a national traffic calming technical assistance project by FHWA in partnership with ITE. At the local level, traffic calming responds to public concerns about speeding and cut-through traffic. Citizens look to their elected officials, and elected officials look to transportation professionals for technical solutions. The purpose of this report is not to advocate for or against traffic calming but rather to provide balanced information so readers can make... Details
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