IBEC03
Managing Traffic with No Money
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
S330B (Orange County Convention Center )
Organizer:
Alan Stevens, Chief Research Scientist, Transport Research Laboratory
Invited Moderator:
Keith Keen, Independent Counsultant, Chair, IBEC Working Group
Session Description
Much of the developed world is only just recovering from economic crisis and budgets are extremely tight. Certainly for the next few years capital programs are being scaled back and maintenance & operations will be under severe pressure. Nevertheless, the issues of safety, congestion and environment remain, so road operators are taking a fundamental look at what they do and how they do it.
This timely session will ask some stark questions and also discuss some radical solutions:
How can we manage traffic by using what we have already?
Where can we get 80% of the benefits with 20% of the costs?
To what extent does the wide availability of in-vehicle information reduce the need for infrastructure?
What are the relatively less beneficial services that we just cant afford for now?
Where can technology really help?
Invited Speakers:
Jeffrey Lindley, Associate Administrator of Operations, Federal Highway Administration, United States Department of Transportation
Tom Mathew, Associate Professor, Institute of Technology
Richard Mudge, Vice President, Delcan
Gethin Perry, Principal Intelligent Transport Systems Engineer, GHD
Marshall Poulton, Head of Transport, City of Edinburgh Council
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