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ITS report a wake up call The Hill Share    
A new report released recently unveiled some alarming information about how the United States is lagging behind other world leaders in the use of new technologies to address traffic congestion, CO2 emissions, traffic crashes, and other major challenges. More
Report: U.S. falling behind world leaders in use of new technologies to address major transportation challenges ITS America Share
"This report should be a serious wake–up call to our nation's transportation leaders and policymakers as to why the United States is not staying competitive in the international market," said Scott Belcher, President and CEO of ITS America. "Other industrialized nations have learned that a major key to transportation efficiency and economic growth is by deploying intelligent transportation systems to allow for the safe and easy movement of goods and people. More Early registration deadline extended for ITS America's 20th Annual Meeting & Exposition ITS America Share
The early registration deadline for ITS America's 20th Annual Meeting & Exposition has been extended to Feb. 12. ITS America's 20th Annual Meeting & Exposition will provide transportation professionals and policymakers the necessary tools and strategies they need to create communities that are safer, cleaner, more livable and less congested. More ITS America's 20th Annual Meeting Forum Showcases to examine mobility of goods, mobility of people, safety, sustainability, and cross cutting issues ITS America Share
ITS America's Annual Meeting Forum Showcases are a great way to learn more about your specific business area. We invite you to engage in interesting discussions on hot industry topics and ongoing projects. Enjoy a networking exchange with others who share your passion for a specific area of ITS. These specialized, content–driven sessions will help you ensure you leave armed with knowledge and contacts to bring innovative solutions to your organization. More
Intelligent Transportation Society of America welcomes new members ITS America Share
ITS America would like to welcome the consulting firm, Willow, LLC, CBC (America) Corporation, a manufacturer of Computar and Ganz Video surveillance solutions, and the University of California at Riverside, a doctoral research university as members. They are now part of an association that represents more than 400 member organizations including public agencies, private corporations, and academic institutions involved in the research, development, and deployment of technologies that improve safety, increase mobility, and sustain the environment. More ITS America announces call for nominations for 2010 Board of Directors ITS America Share
ITS America is seeking recommendations for members to serve on the ITS America Board of Directors. Nominations must be submitted with a brief biography or resume by Feb. 19, 2010. More
ITS Heartland is now excepting registration for their 11th Annual Meeting in Omaha, Neb. ITS Heartland Share
ITS Heartland's 11th Annual Meeting in Omaha, Neb. will be at the Embassy Suites/Courtyard Marriott LaVista Conference Center!! Please go to: http://matc.unl.edu/itsheartland/annualmeeting.php to find out more information about this year's conference and register on–line today or print out and mail in your registration. More Online supplier directory for ITS industry available from Intelligent Transportation Society of America ITS America Share
The Intelligent Transportation Society of America launched the Intelligent Transportation Systems Industry Source, a unique online search tool that will give its members and other industry stakeholders with quick access to an extensive directory of industry–specific products and services. More 
Intelligent transportation systems: U.S. not leading the pack Government Technology Magazine Share
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation recently released a report, Explaining International IT Application Leadership: Intelligent Transportation Systems, and will hold a forum for domestic and international transportation experts to discuss the implications of the findings. More U.S. bans "texting" by truckers, bus drivers The New York Times Share
The U.S. government has banned hand–held "texting" by drivers of large commercial trucks and buses to avoid the danger of distracted driving. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement the prohibition takes effect immediately. It follows a similar ban in December for drivers of federal government vehicles. More
Tardy transit? Tweet to the top WIRED News Share
Riders of San Francisco's often infuriating Municipal Railway — known to locals as Muni — have a new way of expressing their displeasure with service outages, delayed trains and late buses: Tweeting the man in charge. More New ITS system to help assuage traffic headaches JDNews Share
The city council in Jacksonville, N.C., voted unanimously at its recent meeting to move forward with implementing an Intelligent Transportation System in Jacksonville and certain surrounding areas. The system aims to reduce pressure on an already congested traffic system. More Serco gets green light to manage Atlanta traffic systems WashingtonTechnology Share
Serco Inc. will provide a variety of management and advisory services to the Georgia Department of Transportation under a five–year contract that could be worth as much as $50 million. More |
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