Houston ITS Priority Corridor Program Plan-2000 Update
Author(s):
M.E. Goolsby
Publication Date:
October 2000
Abstract:
The Houston ITS Priority Corridor is one of four corridors selected by the U.S. Department of Transportation to showcase intelligent transportation systems (ITS) applications. The Texas Transportation Institute assisted the coalition of four local governments, comprised of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County (METRO), Harris County, and City of Houston, along with the Houston-Galveston Area Council (local Metropolitan Organization), in developing the Houston ITS Priority Corridor Program Plan (Report 2931-2, August 1995). The plan was updated in 1996 (Report 2931-3).|This report documents the 2000 update and reflects the Federal Highway Administration funding commitments through FY 99. The plan contains 26 projects, all with work orders defining agency responsibilities, project scope, and budget approved by TxDOT and FHWA. Funding for implementation of the plan is considered complete, as federal funding for the Priority Corridor Program has ended. Total estimated cost for the Priority Corridor Program is $26,293,378.
Report Number:
7-2931-4
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