This project includes the assembly and long term storage of a time series of travel time data between several defined points of origin and destination using the data produced under the Coalition’s vehicle probe project. The work includes statistical data analysis, accounting for such factors as long term trends, seasonal and time-of-day/day-of-week variations, holiday travel, critical link segments, aggregation of data into time intervals, commercial vehicle travel times, and the effects of incidents and work zones/construction areas. The work also includes the preparation of reports suitable for presentation to technical and executive-level audiences.

Procurement Agency: Florida DOT and NJ Transit
Project Contact: Gene Glotzbach & Sandy Check TISPTC Co-Chairs, Florida DOT and NJ Transit.

The objectives are to:

• Develop procedures that analyze and display the performance of the highway system relative to the long distance movement of people and freight between significant points of origin and destination in the I-95 Corridor Coalition region, using the data provided under the Coalition’s Vehicle Probe Project.
• Produce an Annual Report documenting the most recent long distance travel time performance in the I-95 Corridor.
• Provide recommendations for an ongoing system that can routinely produce travel time performance reports and customized data analyses.

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