The snapshot will look at a number of difference areas to provide a measured look at the state-of travel information and a brief forecast of trends.

Procurement Agency: Connecticut Department of Transportation
Project Contact: Mike Eadicicco, I-95 Corridor Coalition

Identify qualitative impacts, lessons learned and observations, and future opportunities related to traveler information within the Corridor Coalition region for on-going and future consideration by Inter-regional Multi-modal Traveler Information Program Track members.

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At the request of the I-95 Corridor Coalition, PB Farradyne reviewed major Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects deployed throughout the I-95 Corridor Coalition member states. The "snapshot" focused upon identifying:

• Qualitative impacts
• Availability of traveler information
• Capital costs
• Operations and maintenance costs
• Utilization statistics / market penetration
• Lessons and observations on data collection, data fusion, data dissemination, marketing, institutional issues, and business models

Opportunities for the Coalition Projects reviewed included:

• New England Tri-State Rural Advanced Traveler Information Systems (TRIO)
• Boston Area PPP between Metropolitan Planning Organization member agencies and Smart Route Systems
• New York Area TRIPS 123
• Philadelphia Area PPP between PennDOT and SMART Route Systems
• Baltimore Multi-modal Traveler Information System
• Washington DC Area Partners In Motion
• Hampton Roads Area PPP between VDOT and Iteris
• PPP between VDOT, SHENTEL, the Virginia Tourism Commission and the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute along the I-81 Corridor in Virginia

Findings are summarized on attached 50-page MS Power Point presentation.

The presentation provides valuable information to Inter-regional Multi-modal Traveler Information Program Track members for future use in planning and continuing ATIS projects.

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