Guidelines for assessment of transport telematics applications in urban traffic management and information

final draft. R&D Programme Telematics Systems in the Area of Transport Dedicated Road Infrastructure for Vehicle Safety in Europe DRIVE II, CORD Project V2056, Working Group on Urban Traffic Management and Information.
Author(s)
Burton, R. (ed.)
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Abstract

The DRIVE II Programme includes a number of projects which are examining the effectiveness of transportation systems applicable to urban areas. There is a diverse range of systems and test sites and most projects have developed evaluation plans which set out the approach and which also reflect local priorities and financial contraints. In order to reach conclusions on the strategic aims of the Programme, it is necessary to obtain a common understanding on specific evaluation issues. Establishing the links between the systems implemented, the objectives of these systems and the methods of evaluating the system effects represent the basic requirement of a set of evaluation guidelines. It is also necessary to have a clear understanding of issues and common definitions to ensure consistency in the approach to the assessment of projects. This document gives details of the assessments being undertaking by projects in the Urban Traffic Management and Information (UTMI) Working Group of the ATT Task Force on Evaluation. It identifies the commonalities in system objectives, evaluation methods and indicators, and areas where comparative studies of project results can be carried out.

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Brussels, Commission of the European Communities CEC, Directorate General XIII Telecommunications, Information Industries and Innovation, DRIVE II, 1994, 29 + 27 p., 9 ref.

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