Khaled Shammout 20 th Annual Transportation Disadvantaged July 31, 2012

 What Is ITS  JTA’s ITS Technologies  JTA’s Planned ITS Technologies  Next Steps

 Uses advanced electronics and information technologies to: ◦ Improve the performance of vehicles, highways, and transit systems; ◦ Improve safety of transportation systems; ◦ Provide better information to travelers; and ◦ Provide better information for decision makers.

 Fleet Management  Transit Traveler Information  Transportation Demand Service  Safety and Security  Fare Payment System  Intelligent Vehicle Initiative

 Fleet Management ◦ Automatic Vehicle Location System (AVL) ◦ Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) ◦ Radio Communications ◦ Mobile Data Terminals (MDT) ◦ Automatic Passenger Counters (APC) ◦ Transit Signal Priority (TSP) ◦ Maintenance (vehicle component monitoring)

 Transit Traveler Information ◦ Pre-trip traveler information ◦ En-route traveler information ◦ In-vehicle traveler information  Transportation Demand Service ◦ Dynamic rider sharing ◦ Automated service coordination ◦ Transportation management centers

 Safety and Security ◦ Cameras (interior & exterior) ◦ Driver monitoring ◦ Collision avoidance systems  Fare Payment System ◦ Smart card system  Intelligent Vehicle Initiative ◦ Automatic docking ◦ Driverless buses

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21 Atlantic Blvd. Beach Blvd. A1A Southside Blvd Baymeadows Phillips Hwy Main St. Lem Turner New Kings Normandy Blvd. San Jose Blvd. Blanding Blvd. Roosevelt Blvd. University Blvd. Edgewood Ave. Kernan  Conditional priority based on schedule adherence

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 Automated IVR System  Driving Simulators  Maintenance Management System