See Brian Chandler’s article in the Washington State PublicWorks magazine starting on page 21 highlighting the importance of incorporating new data sets from innovative transportation technologies and how they can help improve safety and equity.
Congratulations to TriMet and the success of the FX service line! https://news.trimet.org/2023/08/video-trimets-fx2-division-races-toward-one-year-mark-with-transit-signal-priority-enabled-time-savings/
Island County officials use cutting-edge analytic tools to set roadway speed limits. https://www.whidbeynewstimes.com/news/county-reconsidering-how-to-set-speed-limits/
Brian Chandler promotes innovative technologies and emerging data sets to improve safety analysis, leading to projects that better address historic inequities and reduce fatal and serious injury collisions. Why are we building safety projects in the wrong locations?
Portland’s Division FX reshapes a bus line, traffic, and lives (photo by KLiK Concepts) https://www.roadsbridges.com/current-issue/article/21535516/technology-meets-transit
The transportation industry is in the early stages of a radical re-invention that will impact all aspects of mobility. The Time to Plan for Your Future Electric Fleet
Brian Chandler discusses Safe Streets for All, data, and the role of technology in making roads safer for all as part of Urban Logiq’s episode of “Ask the Experts” series. https://twitter.com/UrbanLogiq/status/1585372327982018560
The FX 2 – Division project will improve the reliability of bus transit—and people’s lives The future of transit has arrived. The long-awaited project to make bus transportation more efficient, reliable and safe along Portland’s Division Street corridor opened on September 17th. TriMet’s Division FX is a national example of how cutting-edge technology and human-centered design can significantly improve … Read more
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