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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 4 operates a coordinated, multi-agency Traffic Incident Management (TIM) program designed to improve safety, reliability, and operational readiness across regional corridors. The program integrates Road Rangers, the Florida Highway Patrol (

The Central Texas Construction Partnership Program (CPP) unites the region's seven transportation agencies behind a single, data-driven approach to managing an unprecedented wave of construction, including more than 35 major projects and over $20 billion in infrastructure investment planned acros

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) partnered with Arcadis to build the Highway Operations Center (HOC) Performance Dashboard, a centralized, role-based decision-support platform that consolidates eight statewide operational datasets — incident data, travel time and reliability m

The National Operations Center of Excellence (NOCoE) hosted the TSMO and Information Technology Virtual Peer Exchange to share information between a cross section of agency leaders in the transportation operations and ITS function and the information technology function of their jurisdictions. Th

The use of data to support transportation operations has evolved but has always played a key role in managing the transportation system. 

Big data, the concept of collecting and integrating data from numerous sources, has provided practitioners with new opportunities to manage and visu

FDOT’s TSMO program improves traffic management through technology, real-time data, and stakeholder collaboration. Tools like the SunGuide Alert Viewer and Vehicle-to-Everything Data Exchange Platform enhance safety by reducing accidents and improving emergency response. Dashboards and dynamic to

Utah DOT’s (UDOT) implementation of Ethernet Power Controllers (EPCs) enhances traffic monitoring by allowing remote reboots, saving time and travel costs for maintenance staff. This increases device reliability, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous data collection, which improves road saf

The NITTEC project improves transportation in the Buffalo-Niagara region by enhancing safety, efficiency, and cost savings. It saves lives through faster emergency response, automated incident detection, and safer commercial vehicle operations. Time is saved with real-time traffic updates, improv

The Comprehensive TSMO Integration Plan streamlines Oklahoma’s transportation by consolidating apps, websites, and data. This improves safety with real-time traveler updates on road conditions, incidents, and weather, allowing safer decisions. Time is saved through efficient resource management,