Institute of Transportation Engineers. ITE Journal 1996: Vol 66 Index

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HtS=—" 1996 ITE Index of Articles,
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By Subject niques. Kern, Joseph; Manlapaz, April. Design/Build: Turning the Key to Effective
CTP, 505. Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
TRANSYT-7F Comes to the Rescue: A New Procurement. Cronin, Brian P. CTP, 28.
Advanced Technologies
Method to Analyze a Rotary/Traffic Cir- Efficiency of Dual Left-Turn Lane Intersec-
A Statewide Transportation Database for cle. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Brown-West, tions in Charlotte: A Study Using TRAF-
Arizona. Breyer, Joe; Pike, Robert; Orikaye; MacDonald, Owen J. CTP, 213. NETSIM. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Graham,
Catchpole, Mark. CONF, 40. Using Micresimulation to Quantify the Johnny R. ITEJ, Apr., 26.
A Transportation Engineer’s Guide to the Impact of Electronic Toll Collection. Bur- Modern Roundabout Interchanges Come to
Internet. Messick, Jennifer. ITEJ, Mar., ris, Mark W.; Hildebrand, Eric D. ITEJ, America. Ourston, Leif; Hall, Gregory A.
46. July, 21. CTP, 223.
Automated Red Light Running Detection. Using Technology to Boost Traffic Engi- Prioritization of Urban Highway Construc-
Walter, C. Edward. CTP, 176. neers’ Productivity. Lum, Gordon; tion to Maximize System Performance.
Can GIS Reduce Transportation Planning Kruger, Gary. CONF, 87. Xiaoduan, Sun; Movassaghi, Kam; Sudha-
Costs? Lum, Rena; Douglas, James. rani, Sunkara. CTP, 148.
CONF, 36. Congestion
Development of Transportation Plans Education/Training
A Reexamination of the Analysis of Freeway
TDharviodu ghW .;G ISK.i elS, huDnokn,a lBdr iaEn. ; E.R;o mHaolnlois,, Bottlenecks. Chin, Hoong-Chor. ITEJ, A New Freshman Curriculum at The Univer-
John D. CTP, 412. Jan., 30. sity of Alabama. Turner, Daniel S.;
Dissemination of Traffic Information to the A Travel Time Based Index for Evaluating Richardson, James. CTP, 457.
Motoring Public via the Internet -A Syn- Congestion. Levinson, Herbert S.; Lomax, A Student’s Perspective on Transportation
opsis of Current Ongoing Projects. Timothy. CTP, 153. Education and Curriculum. Tooley,
Szczesny, Donald J. CTP, 73. Congestion Management, Leadership or Melissa S. CTP, 464.
GIS-—Application to Corridor 20. Deena, Stagnation. Rahman, Mountasser. CONF, Maximizing New Business Opportunities
Sireesha; Simeonidis, Harry C.; Lutz, 53. Through Teaching Technical Profession-
Vicky. CTP, 408. Measuring Public Acceptability of Conges- als to Market. Carley Jr., Robert. CONF,
GIS-CAD and the new Urban Planning Uni- tion Pricing Options in Minnesota. Lari, 131.
verse. Bartlett, R.E. ITEJ, Jan., 47. Adeel; Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 473. National Technological University Graduate
Highway Safety Management System—An Observations on Pricing, Congestion and Program. Johnson, Gearold R. CONF,
Integrated GIS-based Approach. Mobility. Nakadegawa, Roy. CONF, 56. 188.
Elkhatib, Najib; Datta, Tapan K. CTP, Political and Institutional Issues in Conges- Traffic Engineering Education Plan Using
510 tion Relief Tolls—Report on a National Alternative Media. Poe, Christopher;
Implementation of a Multimedia Highway Study. Van Haitum, David. ITEJ, Oct., Mason Jr., John; Pietrucha, Martin T.
Sign Database. Smailus, Thomas; Bullock, Ah CONF, 179.
Darcy; Besly, David. ITEJ, Sept., 28. Twin Cities Congestion Pricing Study: Major Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
Life Cycle Costing: A Vendors Perspective. Findings and Conclusions. Lari, Adeel; Wilson, Eugene M. CONF, 184.
Graves, Larry E. CONF, 12. Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 389. Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
Small-Area GIS Based Census Analyses for Wilson, Eugene M. ITEJ, Dec., 24.
Transportation Professionals. Keck, J. Design and Construction Urban Traffic Engineering Education and
Kevin. CONF, 45. Training Needs: Executive Summary.
The Artificial Intelligence Incident Detection Advance Portable Traffic Management Sys- ITE/FHWA. CTP, 462.
Algorithms. Hsiao, Chien-Hua . CONF, tem Work Zone Operational Test.
31. Nookala, Marthand; Pint, Allan E.; Freeway Operations/incident
Transportation Resources on the Internet. Dillingham, John W. CTP, 191. Management
Guensler, Randall; Bernstein, David. Case Study of A Single Point Urban Inter-
ITEJ, Apr., 42. change Including Triple Left Turn Lanes. A Reexamination of the Analysis of Freeway
Transportation System Needs Assessment In Hunt, Michelle R.; Martinovich, Susan G. Bottlenecks. Chin, Hoong-Chor. ITEJ,
North Dakota Using GIS-Based Tech- CTP, 289. Jan., 30.
42 + ITE JOURNAL* DECEMBER 1996
HtS=—" 1996 ITE Index of Articles,
Reports and Publications
This index lists all articles, reports and books published by the ping and handling fees. Shipping/Handling Fees: For United States
Institute of Transportation Engineers in 1996. It is divided into two and Canada, add 10% of the subtotal (minimum fee is $5 US); for
sections: a listing by subject category and a listing by author. The fol- non-U.S./Canada, add 15% of the subtotal (minimum is $10 US); for
lowing abbreviations are used in the index: all air shipment to all other countries, add 30%. Expedited shipping
ITEJ—ITE Journal sent same day, add $25 (includes UPS 2nd day air in the United
CONF—Resource Papers for the 1996 ITE International States; other shipping methods available at additional costs).
Conference (PP-05S2) For a complete listing of all publications available from ITE,
CTP—1996 Compendium of Technical Papers (Publ. No. PP-053) request a copy of ITE’s Publications Catalog.
To purchase a microfilm copy of an /TE Journal article, contact
University Microfilms International, 300 N. Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Institute of Transportation Engineers
MI 48106 USA; phone [phone]. To purchase a back issue of /TE 525 School St., S.W., Suite 410
Journal ($5 each, plus shipping and handling, while supplies last) or Washington, DC 20024-2797 USA
any other ITE publication, contact the ITE Bookstore. Canadian Telephone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
orders only: Add 7% goods and services tax to subtotal before ship- ITE on the Web: http://www. ite.org
By Subject niques. Kern, Joseph; Manlapaz, April. Design/Build: Turning the Key to Effective
CTP, 505. Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
TRANSYT-7F Comes to the Rescue: A New Procurement. Cronin, Brian P. CTP, 28.
Advanced Technologies
Method to Analyze a Rotary/Traffic Cir- Efficiency of Dual Left-Turn Lane Intersec-
A Statewide Transportation Database for cle. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Brown-West, tions in Charlotte: A Study Using TRAF-
Arizona. Breyer, Joe; Pike, Robert; Orikaye; MacDonald, Owen J. CTP, 213. NETSIM. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Graham,
Catchpole, Mark. CONF, 40. Using Micresimulation to Quantify the Johnny R. ITEJ, Apr., 26.
A Transportation Engineer’s Guide to the Impact of Electronic Toll Collection. Bur- Modern Roundabout Interchanges Come to
Internet. Messick, Jennifer. ITEJ, Mar., ris, Mark W.; Hildebrand, Eric D. ITEJ, America. Ourston, Leif; Hall, Gregory A.
46. July, 21. CTP, 223.
Automated Red Light Running Detection. Using Technology to Boost Traffic Engi- Prioritization of Urban Highway Construc-
Walter, C. Edward. CTP, 176. neers’ Productivity. Lum, Gordon; tion to Maximize System Performance.
Can GIS Reduce Transportation Planning Kruger, Gary. CONF, 87. Xiaoduan, Sun; Movassaghi, Kam; Sudha-
Costs? Lum, Rena; Douglas, James. rani, Sunkara. CTP, 148.
CONF, 36. Congestion
Development of Transportation Plans Education/Training
A Reexamination of the Analysis of Freeway
TDharviodu ghW .;G ISK.i elS, huDnokn,a lBdr iaEn. ; E.R;o mHaolnlois,, Bottlenecks. Chin, Hoong-Chor. ITEJ, A New Freshman Curriculum at The Univer-
John D. CTP, 412. Jan., 30. sity of Alabama. Turner, Daniel S.;
Dissemination of Traffic Information to the A Travel Time Based Index for Evaluating Richardson, James. CTP, 457.
Motoring Public via the Internet -A Syn- Congestion. Levinson, Herbert S.; Lomax, A Student’s Perspective on Transportation
opsis of Current Ongoing Projects. Timothy. CTP, 153. Education and Curriculum. Tooley,
Szczesny, Donald J. CTP, 73. Congestion Management, Leadership or Melissa S. CTP, 464.
GIS-—Application to Corridor 20. Deena, Stagnation. Rahman, Mountasser. CONF, Maximizing New Business Opportunities
Sireesha; Simeonidis, Harry C.; Lutz, 53. Through Teaching Technical Profession-
Vicky. CTP, 408. Measuring Public Acceptability of Conges- als to Market. Carley Jr., Robert. CONF,
GIS-CAD and the new Urban Planning Uni- tion Pricing Options in Minnesota. Lari, 131.
verse. Bartlett, R.E. ITEJ, Jan., 47. Adeel; Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 473. National Technological University Graduate
Highway Safety Management System—An Observations on Pricing, Congestion and Program. Johnson, Gearold R. CONF,
Integrated GIS-based Approach. Mobility. Nakadegawa, Roy. CONF, 56. 188.
Elkhatib, Najib; Datta, Tapan K. CTP, Political and Institutional Issues in Conges- Traffic Engineering Education Plan Using
510 tion Relief Tolls—Report on a National Alternative Media. Poe, Christopher;
Implementation of a Multimedia Highway Study. Van Haitum, David. ITEJ, Oct., Mason Jr., John; Pietrucha, Martin T.
Sign Database. Smailus, Thomas; Bullock, Ah CONF, 179.
Darcy; Besly, David. ITEJ, Sept., 28. Twin Cities Congestion Pricing Study: Major Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
Life Cycle Costing: A Vendors Perspective. Findings and Conclusions. Lari, Adeel; Wilson, Eugene M. CONF, 184.
Graves, Larry E. CONF, 12. Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 389. Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
Small-Area GIS Based Census Analyses for Wilson, Eugene M. ITEJ, Dec., 24.
Transportation Professionals. Keck, J. Design and Construction Urban Traffic Engineering Education and
Kevin. CONF, 45. Training Needs: Executive Summary.
The Artificial Intelligence Incident Detection Advance Portable Traffic Management Sys- ITE/FHWA. CTP, 462.
Algorithms. Hsiao, Chien-Hua . CONF, tem Work Zone Operational Test.
31. Nookala, Marthand; Pint, Allan E.; Freeway Operations/incident
Transportation Resources on the Internet. Dillingham, John W. CTP, 191. Management
Guensler, Randall; Bernstein, David. Case Study of A Single Point Urban Inter-
ITEJ, Apr., 42. change Including Triple Left Turn Lanes. A Reexamination of the Analysis of Freeway
Transportation System Needs Assessment In Hunt, Michelle R.; Martinovich, Susan G. Bottlenecks. Chin, Hoong-Chor. ITEJ,
North Dakota Using GIS-Based Tech- CTP, 289. Jan., 30.
42 + ITE JOURNAL* DECEMBER 1996
ADOT?’s Trailmaster Freeway Management Recommendations for ISTEA 2. ITE. ITEJ, Molina, Mariano E.; Irwin, Patrick L.
System Success Factors in ITS Deploy- May, 44. CTP, 518.
ment. Wall III, Henry B. CONF, 75. Reinventing Government for the Transporta- Benefit/Cost Analysis on Ramp Metering:
An Incident Management Pian for Nashville, tion Professional. Welch, Brian T. CONF, Optimization of Travel Time and Cost
Tennessee. Kurzynske, Robert; Lewis, 121. Factors. Haikun, Dong; Ran, Bin. CTP,
Bill; Mosch, Linda A. CTP, 49. Resource Sharing. Kraft, Walter. CONF, 142. 121.
An Informational Report: Guidelines for The Consequences of Imbalanced Trans- City of Phoenix Advanced Traffic Manage-
Establishing Freeway Service Patrols. ITE portation Spending. Sherkow, Franklin E. ment System. Breyer, Joe; Dykhouse,
Traffic Engineering Council Committee CONF, 191. Douglas J. CTP, 38.
4M-36. ITEJ, Feb., 31. The Impacts of ISTEA on Metropolitan Design/Build: Turning the Key to Effective
An ITS Maintenance Plan for the 494 Inte- Planning Practice. Shaw, Terrel. CTP, Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
grated Corridor Traffic Management 369. Procurement. Cronin, Brian P. CTP, 28.
(ICTM) Project. Taavola, Daryl J.; Green, Early Winners For Metro Detroit's Incident
Selvin; Erickson, Gary. CTP, 41. General Transportation Management Program. Beaubien,
Benefit/Cost Analysis on Ramp Metering: Richard F. CONF, 21.
Optimization of Travel Time and Cost Compendium of Technical Papers for the Freeway to Freeway Ramp Metering Twin
Factors. Haikun, Dong; Ran, Bin. CTP, 66th ITE Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, Cities Metro Area. Carlson, Glen; Lau,
121. Minnesota, USA, September 15-18, 1996. Rich; Bieniek, John. CTP, 131.
Early Winners For Metro Detroit’s Incident ITE, PP-053. Intelligent Transportation Systems in France.
Management Program. Beaubien, Forecasting the Cost of Driving. Allen, Jr., Medevielle, J.P. CTP, 46.
Richard F. CONF, 21. William G. ITEJ, Feb., 44. Intelligent Transportation Systems in Japan
Freeway to Freeway Ramp Metering Twin Resource Papers for the 1996 ITE Interna- 1995-Reports of the ITE Tour of Japan
Cities Metro Area. Carlson, Glen; Lau, tional Conference, Dana Point, Califor- on Intelligent Transportation Systems and
Rich; Bieniek, John. CTP, 131. nia. ITE, PP-052. the Second World Congress on Intelligent
Guidelines for Establishing Freeway Service Transportation Systems. ITE, PP-055.
Patrols. ITE Technical Committee 4M-36. Intelligent Transportation ITS Benefits, Evaluation and Costs: Results
ITE, IR-087. Systems and Lessons from the Minnesota
Guidelines for Establishing Freeway Service A 21st Century Vision for Intelligent Inter- Guidestar Travlink Operational Test.
PRaetproorlts. IFTeEn nToe,c hnDiacvaild ; CoOmgmdietnt,e eM ic4hMa-e3l6; modal Transportation Systems and Tech- nReerm, erWi,l liMaamr.i lyCnT;P , At3h. erton, Terry; Gard-
nologies. Bragdon, Clifford; Berkowitz,
Morris, Michelle; Thompson, Beverly; ITS: Communications Technology Case
Benz, Robert. CTP, 54. Carl. CONF, 146. Study, Plano, Texas. Taylor, Steve T.; Sin-
Investigation of Truck Accident Counter- A New Page in Traffic Reporting: The Gene- gleton, Burt N. ITEJ, May, 28.
measures on Urban Freeways. Middleton, sis Evaluation. Wetherby, Bruce C.; Starr, ITS in Europe—Reports of the 1994 ITE ITS
Dan; Fitzpatrick, Kay. ITEJ, Nov., 44. Ray A.; Inman, Vaughan W. CTP, 18. Tour of Europe and the First World Con-
Performance Assessment of FRESIM Model AdapSetainv.e CTTPra,f f2i0c3 . Control System. Skehan, gress on Intelligent Transportation Sys-
in Simulating Ramp Metering Schemes. tems. ITE, PP-051.
Sisiopiku, Virginia P.; Abbasi, Mousa. Addition of Adaptive Control to the Min- ITS North America Tour 1995. ITE. ITE, PP-
CTP, 116. neapolis Computerized Traffic Signal Sys- 056.
Spacing Needs Between Metered Entrance tem: The AUSCI Project, Concept, ITS Planning Process Evaluation. Taylor,
Ramps and Upstream Intersections. Development, Problems and Solutions. Richard; Smith, Brian; Pindur, Wolfgang;
Parham, Angelia H.; Fitzpatrick, Kay. Klugman, Allan S.; Hildebrand, Dallas Yacus, George. CONF, 3.
CTP, 125. W.; Plum, Roger A.; Belrose, William M.
ITS Projects in St. Paul: DIVERT and
The Artificial Intelligence Incident Detection CTP, 208. Advanced Parking Information System.
Algorithms. Hsiao, Chien-Hua. CONF, ADOT’s Trailmaster Freeway Management Wright, James L. ITEJ, Sept., 33.
31. System Success Factors in ITS Deploy- ITS Wants and Needs: Market Research
Toward an Optimal Incident Management ment. Wall III, Henry B. CONF, 75. Results for the Minnesota Guidestar
Program Using a Multicriteria Decision Advance Portable Traffic Management Sys- Polaris Project. Starr, Ray; Acton, Jerry.
Making Approach. Chowdhury, Mashrur. tem Work Zone Operational Test. CTP, 479.
CONF, 26. Nookala, Marthand; Pint, Allan E.; Key Opportunities and Issues in ITS Imple-
Travel Behavior Modifications Resulting Dillingham, John W. CTP, 191. mentation at the State and Local Levels.
From Ramp Metering: A Quantification. Advanced Traffic Management System Patten, Michael L.; Mason Jr., John M.;
Bieberitz, John A. CONF, 157. (ATMS) for the City of Chicago. Powell, Torbic, Daren J. CONF, 7.
Funding/Policy/Legislation James L. CTP, 33. Life Cycle Costing: A Vendors Perspective.
Advanced Traveler Information Kiosk Pro- Graves, Larry E. CONF, 12.
A Public-Private Partnership to Develop a ject “TraveLink.” Pohlman, James M.,; Modeling Perspectives for the Automated
High Occupancy Garage in Downtown Long, Todd I. CTP, 67. Highway. Smith, Egan R. ITEJ, Mar., 32.
Providence. Brown, Robert S.; Shaw, Alternate ITS Funding Mechanisms: NTCIP-—How It Can Be Used. NTCIP Steer-
Robert B. CTP, 374. Resource Sharing (State of Maryland ing Group. ITEJ, Apr., 20.
Alternate ITS Funding Mechanisms: Case Study). McNeilly, Bernard P.; Pena Sets ITS Goal. ITE. ITEJ, Mar., 28.
Resource Sharing (State of Maryland Kuciemba, Stephen R. CTP, 492. Performance Assessment of FRESIM Model
Case Study). McNeilly, Bernard P.; An Incident Management Plan for Nashville, in Simulating Ramp Metering Schemes.
Kuciemba, Stephen R. CTP, 492. Tennessee. Kurzynske, Robert; Lewis, Sisiopiku, Virginia P.; Abbasi, Mousa.
Pena Sets ITS Goal. ITE. ITEJ, Mar., 28. Bill; Mosch, Linda A. CTP, 49. CTP, 116.
Prioritization of Urban Highway Construc- An Intelligent Intersection Environment for Portable Communication Devices for Trav-
tion to Maximize System Performance. Field Evaluation of Advanced Traffic eler Information: “Genesis” and Beyond.
Xiaoduan, Sun; Movassaghi, Kam; Sudha- Management Strategies. Kwon, Eil; Liu, Martens, Scott W. CTP, 62.
rani, Sunkara. CTP, 148. Xiao; Stephanedes, Yorgos J. CTP, 200. Public-Private Partnerships that Work:
Privatization: Maximizing Your Public Dol- An ITS Maintenance Plan for the 494 Inte- Selected Case Studies. Hauser, Edd;
lars and How to Get Started. Sherkow, grated Corridor Traffic Management Breese, Amy R. CONF, 165.
Franklin. CONF, 199. (ICTM) Project. Taavola, Daryl J.; Green, Resource Sharing. Kraft, Walter. CONF, 142.
Public-Private Partnerships that Work: Selvin; Erickson, Gary. CTP, 41. Results of the Portable Traffic Management
Selected Case Studies. Hauser, Edd; Before and After Analysis of the San Anto- System. Hill, Christopher J.; Garrett, Tima.
Breese, Amy R. CONF, 165. nio Transguide System. Henk, Russell H.; CTP, 8.
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Role of Standards in Today's World. Patel, Pedestrians/Bicycles Developing Intermodal Transportation Link-
Raman. CONF, 15. Bicycle Case Studies-A Review of Planning ages: the Bicycle/Transit Connection.
Spacing Needs Between Metered Entrance Hendricks, Sara J. CTP, 446.
Guidelines and Design Standards for
Ramps and Upstream Intersections. Bicycle Facilities. Walsh, Thomas W. Development of Transportation Plans
Parham, Angelia H.; Fitzpatrick, Kay. CTP, 504. Through GIS. Shunk, Brian E.; Hollis,
CTP, 125. David W.; Kiel, Donald E.; Romano,
The NTCIP-Protocol Details. NTCIP Steer- BicyIcnltee rSacytsitoenm HPaezrafrodr maanncde LaMteeanstu reDse:m aTnhde John D. CTP, 412.
ing Group. ITEJ, Jan., 52. Score Models. Landis, Bruce W. ITEJ, GIS -Application to Corridor 20. Deena,
The Role of Arterial Improvements in
Feb., 18. Sireesha; Simeonidis, Harry C.; Lutz,
ATMS Deployment Projects. Shapiro, Vicky. CTP, 408.
Marcia S.; Pavis, Arne; Wilder, Jr., Willi Children, Traffic and Safety: Responding to
H. CTP, 273. the School Commute. Daisa, James; GIS-CAD and the new Urban Planning Uni-
Traffic Surveillance and Detection Systems Jones, Michael G.; Wachtel, Alan. CTP, verse. Bartlett, R.E. ITEJ, Jan., 47.
for Intelligent Transportation Systems 163. Miami East-West Multimodal Corridor
Applications. Condos, Frank. CTP, 354. Correlation of Volumes with Acceptable Study. Donn, Gary; Valdez, Myrna. CTP,
Travel Time Variations of Probe Vehicles Gaps in Pedestrian Signal Warrant. 402.
Using Houston’s Automatic Vehicle Oppenlander, Joseph C. CTP, 158. Planning for Successful Neighborhood Traffic
Identification Traffic Monitoring System. Developing Intermodal Transportation Link- Management. Allingham, Doug; Craig,
Carlin, Gary A. CTP, 13. ages: the Bicycle/Transit Connection. Gary J. CTP, 417.
Travlink: An Intelligent Commute in Min- Hendricks, Sara J. CTP, 446. Shared Parking Planning Guidelines. ITE
neapolis. Wright, James L. ITEJ, June, 41. KIDSAFE: A Young Pedestrian Safety Technical Council Committee 6F-52.
Using Benefit-Cost Analysis to Evaluate Study. Aoki, Marvin; Moore, Lawrence. ITEJ, Jan., 42.
Across Modes, Demand Management ITEJ, Sept., 36. Short-Range Intercity Traffic Forecasting
and Intelligent Transportation Systems Minneapolis’ First Commuter Bicycle Trail: Using Econometric Techniques. Marsh-
Strategies. DeCorla-Souza, Patrick; Cedar Lake Trail. Rae, Rhonda. ITEJ, ment, Richard S.; Dauffenbach, Robert
Cohen, Harry; Bhatt, Kiran. CTP, 439. July, 42. C.; Penn, David A. ITEJ, Feb., 37.
Using Microsimulation to Quantify the New Strategies to Increase Pedestrian Safety Small-Area GIS Based Census Analyses for
Impact of Electronic Toll Collection. Bur- at Traffic Signals. Schlabbach, Klaus. Transportation Professionals. Keck, J.
ris, Mark W.; Hildebrand, Eric D. ITEJ, CTP, 167. Kevin. CONF, 45.
July, 21. Pedestrian and Bicycle Facility Liability. Sor- Stated Choice: A New Tool for Transporta-
ton, Alex. CTP, 489. tion Demand Forecasting. Beaton,
Predicting Pedestrian Safety at Suburban Sig- Patrick; Qiuzi, Chen Cynthia; Meghdir,
66th Annual Meeting Wrap Up. ITE. ITEJ, nalized Intersections. Otis, Stephanie C.; Hamo. ITEJ, Jan., 26.
Nov., 25. Machemehl, Randy B. CTP, 172.
Statewide Programs to Assess Impacts of
Annual Meeting Undergoes Comprehensive Review of Planning Guidelines and Design Land Use Decisions on Transportation.
Review. ITE Annual Meeting Commit- Standards for Bicycle Facilities. ITE ITE Technical Committee 6A-57. ITE,
tee. ITEJ, Oct., 39. Technical Council Committee 6A-55.
IR-088.
Burton W. Marsh Award: The Joys and Ben- ITEJ, Sept., 46.
efits of Being an Active Participant. Baer- Review of Planning Guidelines and Design The Impacts of ISTEA on Metropolitan
wald, John E. ITEJ, Oct., 22. Standards for Bicycle Facilities. ITE Planning Practice. Shaw, Terrel. CTP,
369.
Compendium of Technical Papers for the Technical Committee 6A-55. ITE, IR-089.
66th ITE Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, Special Signs and Pavement Markings Transportation Impact Studies—Advancing
Minnesota, USA, September 15-18, 1996. Improve Pedestrian Safety. Retting, The Land Development Process. Leaflet
ITE, PP-053. Richard A.; Van Houten, Ron; Malen- Brochure. ITE, PP-054.
ITE, FHWA Launch 4-Year Traffic Engi- fant, Louis; Van Houten, Joy; Farmer, Transportation Planning for a Large Special
neering Effort. ITE. ITEJ, Jan., 43. Charles M. ITEJ, Dec., 28. Event: The Woodstock ‘94 Experience.
Resource Papers for the 1996 ITE Interna- Traffic Calming: Do’s and Don’ts to Encour- Hansen, Gary N. ITEJ, Apr., 34.
tional Conference, Dana Point, Califor- age Bicycling. DeRobertis, Michelle; Transportation Planning Issues for Today’s
nia. ITE, PP-052. Wachtel, Alan. CTP, 498. Professionals. Guyton, Joseph W. CTP,
Theodore M. Matson Award: Address. 359.
McGrath, William R. ITEJ, Oct., 26. Pianning/Land Use Transportation System Needs Assessment In
Parking North Dakota Using GIS-Based Tech-
An Informational Report: Statewide Pro-
niques. Kern, Joseph; Manlapaz, April.
grams to Assess Impacts of Land Use
A Public-Private Partnership to Develop a CTP, 505.
Decisions on Transportation. ITE Com-
High Occupancy Garage in Downtown mittee 6A-57. ITEJ, Mar., 30. Travel Model Improvements—From Current
Providence. Brown, Robert S.; Shaw, Practice to State of the Art. Ewing, Reid;
Robert B. CTP, 374. Can GIS Reduce Transportation Planning DeAnna, MaryBeth; Li, Shi-Chiang.
Garages: The Key to a Successful Trans- CCoOsNtFs,? 3L6.u m, Rena; Douglas, James. ITEJ, Aug., 60.
pIoTrEtJa,t iMoany , S3y8s.t em. Finstad, Gregory A. Coming Demographic Changes and Their Trip Generation Characteristics of Economy
Impact on Future Travel Demand. Filipi, Motels. Patel, Mitul I.; Wegmann, Freder-
ITS Projects in St. Paul: DIVERT and N. Mark. CTP, 392. ick J.; Chatterjee, Arun. ITEJ, May, 21.
AWrdivgahnt,c eJda mePsa rkLi. nIgT EJI,n foSerpmta.t, io33n. System. Congestion Management, Leadership or Trip Generation Characteristics of Shopping
Shared Parking Planning Guidelines. ITE Stagnation. Rahman, Mountasser. CONF, Centers. Peyrebrune, Joan C. ITEJ, June,
Technical Council Committee 6F-52. 53. 46.
ITEJ, Jan., 42. Coordination of Land Use and Transporta- Trip Generation Rate Update for Public
Solving Parking Problems in Park City, Utah; tion—-An Urban Dilemma. Martin, Robert High Schools. Slipp, Peter R.M.; Hum-
Looking Ahead to the 2002 Winter L. CTP, 364. mer, Joseph E. ITEJ, June, 34.
Olympics. Holmes, Ronald C.; Bleecker, Creating the Optimum Multimodal Operat- Using Benefit-Cost Analysis to Evaluate
Hope E. CONF, 82. ing Environment. Hoffmann, Phillip G.; Across Modes, Demand Management
The Relationship Between Downtown Park- Bastin, Harold. CTP, 434. and Intelligent Transportation Systems
ing Supply and Transit Use. Morrall, Designing the Right Process for Involving the Strategies. DeCorla-Souza, Patrick;
John; Bolger, Dan. ITEJ, Feb., 32. Public. Noyes, Patricia B. CONF, 152. Cohen, Harry; Bhatt, Kiran. CTP, 439.
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Profession Is a Reversible Lane System Safe? Brether- Noyce, David A.; Fambro, Daniel B.;
Burton W. Marsh Award: The Joys and Ben- ton, Jr., W. Martin; Elhaj, Maz. CTP, 277. Koppa, Rodger J. CTP, 233.
efits of Being an Active Participant. Baer- KIDSAFE: A Young Pedestrian Safety Early Green Start Analysis for Time-of-Day
wald, John E. ITEJ, Oct., 22. Study. Aoki, Marvin; Moore, Lawrence. Signal Coordination. Kuzbari, Ray. ITEJ,
Charettes Are Not Just For Architects. Mick, ITEJ, Sept., 36. Aug., 49.
John P. CONF, 127. New Strategies to Increase Pedestrian Safety Effective Use of Signal Modeling Software.
DealMianrge nwgiot,h Jtuhleie ; MeSdmiitah:, ABrni dgOestt.r icChT’Ps, T4a6l8e.. CatT PT,r af1f67i.c Signals. Schlabbach, Klaus. EffiBcairetneclyo , ofA mDyua lM . LeCfTtP-,T ur24n3 . Lane Intersec-
Nighttime Visibility Fundamentals. Cham- tions in Charlotte: A Study Using TRAF-
Designing the Right Process for Involving the
Public. Noyes, Patricia B. CONF, 152. pagne, Joseph S. CTP, 484. NETSIM. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Graham,
Maximizing New Business Opportunities Predicting Pedestrian Safety at Suburban Sig- Johnny R. ITEJ, Apr., 26.
Through Teaching Technical Profession- nalized Intersections. Otis, Stephanie C.; Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption Signal Tim-
Machemehl, Randy B. CTP, 172. ing: Constraints and Solutions. Fornal,
a1l3s1 . to Market. Carley Jr., Robert. CONF, Road Safety Auditing—Some Experiences. Chris J.; Hanbali, Rashad M. CTP, 186.
National Technological University Graduate O’Brien, Andrew; Fairlie, Russell. CTP, Integration of Light Rail Operations Within
138. the City of Dallas CBD Traffic Signal
Program. Johnson, Gearold R. CONF,
188. Special Signs and Pavement Markings Network. Carter, Dave N.; Ramirez, Eliz-
Improve Pedestrian Safety. Retting, abeth A. CTP, 319.
Reinventing Government for the Transporta-
tion Professional. Welch, Brian T. CONF, Richard A.; Van Houten, Ron; Malen- More Signal Capacity—-With Less Green?
121. fant, Louis; Van Houten, Joy; Farmer, Rouphail, Nagui M.; Akcelik, Rahmi.
Charles M. ITEJ, Dec., 28. ITEJ, July, 34.
Theodore M. Matson Award: Address. Toward an Optimal Incident Management
McGrath, William R. ITEJ, Oct., 26. New Strategies to Increase Pedestrian Safety
Traffic Engineering Operations Certification. PMraokginrga m ApUpsrionagc ha. MuClhtoiwcdrihtuerryi,a DMeacsihsriuorn. aCtT PT,r af1f67i.c Signals. Schlabbach, Klaus.
Wilson, Eugene M. CONF, 184. CONF, 26.
TraffWiicl soEnn,g inEeuegreinneg MO.p eIrTaEtJi,o nDse c.C,e rt2i4f. ication. VariRaoblaed s.S afeCtayl dIwmelplr,o vemR.e ntCsr aifgo;r UWniplasvoend, NTCiInPg -GHroouwp . ItI TCEaJn, ABper .,U se20d.. NTCIP Steer-
Transportation Engineering Career Paths: Eugene. CONF, 99. Olympic Signal Timing Lessons. Ringler, Jon
TJeochhnn iPc.a lC,O NMFa,n ag1e75m. ent or Both. Mick II, VehSiacfleet-yA nPirmoabll emC.r asHhuegs:h esA,n WIanrcrreena sinE.g; TA.n;d eMrossokna,l uMka,r shMa.. CJoThPn,; 45S3m.i th, Bayne;
TranPsrpoofretsasitoinoanl s.P laGnunyitnogn , IsJsuoesse phfo r WT.o dCaTyP’,s Saremi, A. Reza; Paniati, Jeffrey F. ITEJ, Planantiinogns Mienttho odasn Uforrb aInn teSgtrraeteitn g TrLaRffTi c OCpoenr--
Aug., 24.
359. trol System. Yohannes, Abebe; Conte,
Urban Traffic Engineering Education and Signals and Signal Systems Robert; Gordon, Stewart; Kamal,
Training Needs: Executive Summary. Mustafa. CTP, 324.
ITE/FHWA. CTP, 462. A Successful Multijurisdictional Traffic Sig- Predicting Pedestrian Safety at Suburban Sig-
nal Coordination Project. Miller, Mark; nalized Intersections. Otis, Stephanie C.;
Safety /A ccidents Sadam, Chalap. CONF, 136. Machemehl, Randy B. CTP, 172.
Adaptive Traffic Control System. Skehan, Predicting the 24-Hour Delay at Signalized
Accident Records in Court. Pline, James L. Sean. CTP, 203. Intersections. Westby, Karl; Nihan,
CONF, 97. Addition of Adaptive Control to the Min- Nancy. ITEJ, Sept., 47.
Accidents and Risk Management. Datta, neapolis Computerized Traffic Signal Sys- Signal Control and Queue Management
Tappan K. CONF, 205. tem: The AUSCI Project, Concept, along Oversaturated Arterials. Abu-Leb-
Accuracy and Visibility of Speed Measure- Development, Problems and Solutions. deh, Ghassan; Benekohal, Rahim F.
ment Devices. Antonucci, Nicholas D.; Klugman, Allan S.; Hildebrand, Dallas CONF, 92.
Tarris, Joseph P.; Mason, Jr., John M. W.; Plum, Roger A.; Belrose, William M. Signal Priority for Buses: An Operational
CTP, 336. CTP, 208. Test at Louisiana Avenue, Minneapolis.
An Informational Report: Guidelines for Advanced Timing Plan Development Tool. Boje, Bruce F.; Nookala, Marthand. CTP,
Establishing Freeway Service Patrols. ITE Ringler, Jon T.; Hancock, Ted; Moskaluk, 309.
Traffic Engineering Council Committee M. John. CTP, 238.
Storage Requirements for Signalized Inter-
4M-36. ITEJ, Feb., 31. An Intelligent Intersection Environment for section Approaches. Oppenlander,
Children, Traffic and Safety: Responding to Field Evaluation of Advanced Traffic Joseph C.; Oppenlander, Jane E. ITEJ,
the School Commute. Daisa, James; Management Strategies. Kwon, Eil; Liu, Feb., 27.
Jones, Michael G.; Wachtel, Alan. CTP, Xiao; Stephanedes, Yorgos J. CTP, 200. The NTCIP-Protocol Details. NTCIP Steer-
163. Automated Red Light Running Detection. ing Group. ITEJ, Jan., 52.
Early Winners For Metro Detroit’s Incident Walter, C. Edward. CTP, 176.
Traffic Detector Designs for Isolated Inter-
MRiacnhaargde mFe. nCtO NF, Pr2o1.g ram. Beaubien, AutSoimganatles.d HaRbeimbo,t eA hsMaonn;i tVoirninnagk otoaf , TrBaaffpiic- sections. Bonneson, James A.; McCoy,
Patrick T. ITEJ, Aug., 42.
Gap Acceptance for Elderly Drivers on raju; Nookala, Marthand. CTP, 181.
Traffic Signals—Railroad Grade Crossings the
Rural Highways. Yi, Ping. CTP, 299. Canadian Capacity Guide for Signalized Enigma of Preemption. Alroth, Willard
Guidelines for Establishing Freeway Service Intersections. Second Edition. Committee
A. CTP, 266.
Patrols. ITE Technical Committee 4M-36. on the Canadian Capacity Guide for Sig-
ITE, IR-087. nalized Intersections, District 7, Institute Uniform Traffic Signal Display for Exclu-
sive/Permissive Left-Turn Control: Phase
Guidelines for Roadside Safety on Rural of Transportation Engineers. ITE District 1. Kacir, Kent; Kloos, Bill; Fambro, Dan.
Low-Volume Roads. Russell, Eugene R.; 7, LP-O97A.
CTP, 228.
Rys, Margaret J.; Contreras, Luis R. CTP, Comparison of 1985 and 1994 HCM: Signal-
294. ized Intersection Delay Estimates. Preve- Signs/Markings
Highway Safety Management System-An douros, Panos D.; Koga, Cathy A. ITEJ,
Integrated GIS-based Approach. July, 26. Evaluation of International Signing Practices.
Elkhatib, Najib; Datta, Tapan K. CTP, Correlation of Volumes with Acceptable Chester, Dana C.; Dudek, Conrad L.;
510. Gaps in Pedestrian Signal Warrant. Anderson, David J. CTP, 253.
Investigation of Truck Accident Counter- Oppenlander, Joseph C. CTP, 158. Fiber Optic Signs Educate Drivers in School
measures on Urban Freeways. Middleton, Driver Expectancies of Protected/Permissive Speed Zones. Holland, Victoria J. CTP,
Dan; Fitzpatrick, Kay. ITEJ, Nov., 44. Left-Turn Signal Head Indications. 346.
ITE JOURNAL* DECEMBER 1996 * 45
Implementation of a Multimedia Highway Developing and Implementing Traffic Calm- Gap Acceptance and Approach Capacity at
Sign Database. Smailus, Thomas; Bullock, ing Warrants. Perone, Joseph P. CTP, Unsignalized Intersections. Velan, Shane;
Darcy; Besly, David. ITEJ, Sept., 28. 351. Van Aerde, Michael. ITEJ, Mar., 40.
Know Your Vital Signs: Implementing Environmental Capacity of Neighborhood Gap Acceptance for Elderly Drivers on
Research on Driver Understanding of Streets. Dallam, Lawrence N. CTP, 422. Rural Highways. Yi, Ping. CTP, 299.
Traffic Control Devices. Hawkins, Jr., H. Neighborhood Speed Control-U.S. Practices. Is A Reversible Lane System Safe? Brether-
Gene; Rhodes, Lewis R. CTP, 261. Ullman, Gerald L. CTP, 111. ton, Jr., W. Martin; Elhaj, Maz. CTP, 277.
Motorist Understanding of Selected Warning Neighborhood Traffic Control. North Central ITE, FHWA Launch 4-Year Traffic Engi-
Signs. Stokes, Robert W.; Rys, Malgo- Section, Institute of Transportation Engi- neering Effort. ITE. ITEJ, Jan., 43.
rzata J.; Russell, Eugene R. ITEJ, Aug., neers. ITE, LP-385. Know Your Vital Signs: Implementing
Spec3i6a l Signs and Pavement Markings Neiqguhebroqruheo’osd ETxrpaefrfiice ncMea naSgo emFearn.t :H asAslebtut, TRreasffeiacr cCho ntorno l DrDievveirc es.U ndHearwskitnasn,d inJrg., Ho.f
Improve Pedestrian Safety. Retting, Ronald E.; Haywood-Spells, Mary Lou.
Richard A.; Van Houten, Ron; Malen- CTP, 429. Gene; Rhodes, Lewis R. CTP, 261.
fant, Louis; Van Houten, Joy; Farmer, Planning for Successful Neighborhood Traffic Levels of Service—Getting Ready for the 21st
Charles M. ITEJ, Dec., 28. Management. Allingham, Doug; Craig, Century. Baumgaertner, William E. ITEJ,
“Stop and Think”: A Campaign Against Gary J. CTP, 417. Jan., 36.
Traffic Vandalism. Ellison, James W. Measures of Performance for Highway and
Reestablishing Trust: Developing a Commu-
CTP, 258. Transit Systems. Shbaklo, Saad A.; Reed,
nity-Based Traffic Calming Program.
lraffic Sign Inventory and Management Sys- Smith, Bridget. CONF, 162. George L. CTP, 143.
tem for Minnesota Department of Trans- Modern Roundabout Interchanges Come to
Relationship between Zonal Variables and
portation Metro Division. Klausmeier, Individual Vehicle Speeds on Low-Speed America. Ourston, Leif; Hall, Gregory A.
James P.; Althouse, Todd D.; Hudrlik, CTP, 223.
Charles. CTP, 248 Urban Streets. Smoker, Marlon D.; Tar-
ris, Joseph P.; Mason, Jr., John. CTP, 341. More Signal Capacity—With Less Green?
Transportation Demand Traffic Calming: Do’s and Don’ts to Encour- Rouphail, Nagui M.; Akcelik, Rahmi.
Management age Bicycling. DeRobertis, Michelle; ITEJ, July, 34.
Wachtel, Alan. CTP, 498. Moving Forward By Scaling Back an Arter-
Development of Interim HOV Lanes in Dal- Traffic Calming: The Local Area Traffic ial. Meyer, Keith G.; Kruger, Gary E.
las, Texas. Skowronek, Douglas A. CTP, Management (LATM) Approach. Per- CONF, 65.
81 one, Joseph P. CONF, 215. One-Way Conversions for Calming Denver’s
HOV, A Regional Approach. McHenry, Streets. Dorroh III, Robert F.; Kochevar,
Kent L. CTP, 86. Traffic Enginee/O rpeirantigon s Robert A. CONF, 109.
How Costly and Cost Effective Are ECO A Reexamination of the Analysis of Freeway Operational Analysis and Performance of
Programs? Schreffler, Eric N. CTP, 384. Bottlenecks. Chin, Hoong-Chor. ITEJ, American Roundabouts. Flannery,
Measuring Public Acceptability of Conges- Jan., 30. Aimee; Datta, Tappan K. CTP, 218.
tion Pricing Options in Minnesota. Lari, Accuracy and Visibility of Speed Measure- Projecting Annual Traffic Volumes from
Adeel; Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 473.
Observations on Pricing, Congestion and ment Devices. Antonucci, Nicholas D.; Peak Hour Volumes. Ramsey, G.R. Stu-
Mobility. Nakadegawa, Roy. CONF, 56 Tarris, Joseph P.; Mason, Jr., John M. art. ITEJ, Aug., 30.
CTP, 336. Public Involvement in Traffic Engineering -
Stated Choice: A New Tool for Transporta-
tion Demand Forecasting. Beaton, Assessment of Merits of Converting Lanes Changing the Way We Do Business
Patrick; Qiuzi, Chen Cynthia; Meghdir, for General or HOV Use. Prevedouros, Bieberitz, John A. CONF, 78.
Hamo. ITEJ, Jan., 26. Panos D. CTP, 92. Some Aspects of Traffic Operations on Two-
The Impact of Corporate Downsizing on Canadian Capacity Guide for Signalized lane Rural Roads-Some Australian Expe-
Goal Adjustment of an Employer-Based Intersections. Second Edition. Committee riences. Underwood, Robin. CTP, 304.
TDM Program. Papazian, Edward Y. on the Canadian Capacity Guide for Sig- “Stop and Think”: A Campaign Against
CONF, 117 nalized Intersections, District 7, Institute Traffic Vandalism. Ellison, James W.
Toronto Arterial High Occupancy Vehicle of Transportation Engineers. ITE District CTP, 258.
(HOV) Lanes: Effective, Operational 7, LP-O97A. Tractor-Trailor Reverse Movement Path.
Safety and Enforcement. Bacquie, Ray- Case Study of A Single Point Urban Inter- Terry, Peter; Schuster, James J. ITEJ,
mond M.; Bahar, Geni Brafman. CTP, change Including Triple Left Turn Lanes. Nov., 38.
104 Hunt, Michelle R.; Martinovich, Susan G. Traffic Detector Designs for Isolated Inter-
Transportation Demand Management CTP, 289. sections. Bonneson, James A.; McCoy,
(TDM) Glossary. ITE. ITE, IR-090 Comparison of 1985 and 1994 HCM: Signal- Patrick T. ITEJ, Aug., 42.
Twin Cities Congestion Pricing Study: Major ized Intersection Delay Estimates. Preve-
Traffic Engineering Education Plan Using
Findings and Conclusions. Lari, Adeel; douros, Panos D.; Koga, Cathy A. ITEJ,
Alternative Media. Poe, Christopher;
Buckeye, Kenneth R. CTP, 389. July, 26.
Mason Jr., John; Pietrucha, Martin T.
Use of Narrow Lanes and Taking of Existing Early Green Start Analysis for Time-of-Day CONF, 179.
Lanes for HOV. Fuhs, Charles A. CTP, Signal Coordination. Kuzbari, Ray. ITEJ,
97 Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
Aug., 49.
Using Benefit-Cost Analysis to Evaluate Effects of Heavy Vehicles on Intersection Wilson, Eugene M. CONF, 184.
Across Modes, Demand Management Delay and Passenger Car Equivalents. Traffic Engineering Operations Certification.
and Intelligent Transportation Systems Benekohal, Rahim F.; Zhao, Weixiong. Wilson, Eugene M. ITEJ, Dec., 24.
Strategies. DeCorla-Souza, Patrick; CONF, 70. TRANSYT-7F Comes to the Rescue: A New
Cohen, Harry; Bhatt, Kiran. CTP, 439. Efficiency of Dual Left-Turn Lane Intersec- Method to Analyze a Rotary/Traffic Cir-
tions in Charlotte: A Study Using TRAF- cle. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Brown-West,
Traffic Calming NETSIM. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Graham, Orikaye; MacDonald, Owen J. CTP, 213.
A Toolbox Approach to Residential Traffic Johnny R. ITEJ, Apr., 26. Use of Narrow Lanes and Taking of Existing
Management. Savage Jr., Joseph P.; Mac- Evaluation of the San Diego-Coronado Lanes for HOV. Fuhs, Charles A. CTP,
Donald, R. David. ITEJ, June, 24. Bridge Moveable Barrier System. Cather, 97.
Calming Urban Street Crime Through Traffic Ross T.; Salazar, Randy. CTP, 282. Using Technology to Boost Traffic Engi-
Calming: Program Development and G3 F7—An Expanded LOS Gradation Sys- neers’ Productivity. Lum, Gordon;
Implementation. Ochia, Krys. CTP, 424. tem. Cameron, Ron. ITEJ, Jan., 40. Kruger, Gary. CONF, 87.
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Transit/Public Transportation Trip Generation Rate Update for Public Breyer, Joe; Pike, Robert; Catchpole, Mark.
Assessment of Merits of Converting Lanes High Schools. Slipp, Peter R.M.; Hum- A Statewide Transportation Database for
mer, Joseph E. ITEJ, June, 34. Arizona. CONF, 40.
for General or HOV Use. Prevedouros,
Panos D. CTP, 92. Brown, Robert S.; Shaw, Robert B. A Public-
Buses Win Twin Cities Rush Hour Race! By Author Private Partnership to Develop a High
Serumgard, George; Dierling, Mark. CTP, Occupancy Garage in Downtown Provi-
23. Abu-Lebdeh, Ghassan; Benekohal, Rahim F. dence. CTP, 374.
Developing Intermodal Transportation Link- Signal Control and Queue Management Burris, Mark W.; Hildebrand, Eric D. Using
Microsimulation to Quantify the Impact
ages: the Bicycle/Transit Connection. along Oversaturated Arterials. CONF, 92.
Hendricks, Sara J. CTP, 446. Allen, Jr., William G. Forecasting the Cost of of Electronic Toll Collection. ITEJ, July,
Development of Interim HOV Lanes in Dal- Driving. ITEJ, Feb., 44. 21.
las, Texas. Skowronek, Douglas A. CTP, Allingham, Doug; Craig, Gary J. Planning for
81. Successful Neighborhood Traffic Manage- Caldwell, R. Craig; Wilson, Eugene. Variable
Evaluation of Shared-Lane Operation of ment. CTP, 417. Safety Improvements for Unpaved
Buses with Preferential Treatment of Alroth, Willard A. Traffic Signals—Railroad Roads. CONF, 99.
Light Rail Transit (LRT) in Portland, Grade Crossings the Enigma of Preemp- Cameron, Ron. G3 F7—An Expanded LOS
Oregon. Robinson, Bruce W.; Janssen, tion. CTP, 266. Gradation System. ITEJ, Jan., 40.
Andrew. CTP, 331. Carley Jr., Robert. Maximizing New Business
Antonucci, Nicholas D.; Tarris, Joseph P.;
HOV, A Regional Approach. McHenry, Mason, Jr., John M. Accuracy and Visibil- Opportunities Through Teaching Techni-
Kent L. CTP, 86. ity of Speed Measurement Devices. CTP, cal Professionals to Market. CONF, 131.
Integration of Light Rail Operations Within 336. Carlin, Gary A. Travel Time Variations of
the City of Dallas CBD Traffic Signal Aoki, Marvin; Moore, Lawrence. KIDSAFE: Probe Vehicles Using Houston’s Auto-
Network. Carter, Dave N.; Ramirez, Eliz- A Young Pedestrian Safety Study. ITEJ, matic Vehicle Identification Traffic Moni-
abeth A. CTP, 319. toring System. CTP, 13.
Sept., 36.
Measures of Performance for Highway and Carlson, Glen; Lau, Rich; Bieniek, John .
Transit Systems. Shbaklo, Saad A.; Reed, Freeway to Freeway Ramp Metering
George L. CTP, 143. Bacquie, Raymond M.; Bahar, Geni Braf- Twin Cities Metro Area. CTP, 131.
man. Toronto Arterial High Occupancy
Planning Methods for Integrating LRT Oper- Carter, Dave N.; Ramirez, Elizabeth A. Inte-
ations into an Urban Street Traffic Con- Vehicle (HOV) Lanes: Effective, Opera- gration of Light Rail Operations Within
tional Safety and Enforcement. CTP, 104.
trol System. Yohannes, Abebe; Conte, the City of Dallas CBD Traffic Signal
Robert; Gordon, Stewart; Kamal, Baerwald, John E. Burton W. Marsh Award: Network. CTP, 319.
Mustafa. CTP, 324. The Joys and Benefits of Being an Active Cather, Ross T.; Salazar, Randy. Evaluation
Participant. ITEJ, Oct., 22.
Restructuring Transit ‘Save Money, Gain of the San Diego-Coronado Bridge
Ridership’. Michali, Nancy; Baillie, Alis- Bartelo, Amy M. Effective Use of Signal Moveable Barrier System. CTP, 282.
tair; Catton, Dawson. CONF, 104. Modeling Software. CTP, 243. Champagne, Joseph S. Nighttime Visibility
Signal Priority for Buses: An Operational Bartlett, R.E. GIS-CAD and the new Urban Fundamentals. CTP, 484.
Test at Louisiana Avenue, Minneapolis. Planning Universe. ITEJ, Jan., 47. Chester, Dana C.; Dudek, Conrad L.; Ander-
Boje, Bruce F.; Nookala, Marthand. CTP, Baumgaertner, William E. Levels of Ser- son, David J. Evaluation of International
309. vice—Getting Ready for the 21st Century. Signing Practices. CTP, 253.
The Relationship Between Downtown Park- ITEJ, Jan., 36. Chin, Hoong-Chor. A Reexamination of the
ing Supply and Transit Use. Morrall, Beaton, Patrick; Qiuzi, Chen .Cynthia; Analysis of Freeway Bottlenecks. ITEJ,
John; Bolger, Dan. ITEJ, Feb., 32. Meghdir, Hamo. Stated Choice: A New Jan., 30.
Toronto Arterial High Occupancy Vehicle Tool for Transportation Demand Fore- Chowdhury, Mashrur. Toward an Optimal
(HOV) Lanes: Effective, Operational casting. ITEJ, Jan., 26. Incident Management Program Using a
Safety and Enforcement. Bacquie, Ray- Beaubien, Richard F. Early Winners For Multicriteria Decision Making Approach.
mond M.; Bahar, Geni Brafman. CTP, Metro Detroit’s Incident Management CONF, 26.
104. Program. CONF, 21. Committee on the Canadian Capacity Guide
Transit Preferential Streets Program in San Benekohal, Rahim F.; Zhao, Weixiong. for Signalized Intersections, District 7,
Francisco. Watry, Duncan; Mirabdal, Effects of Heavy Vehicles on Intersection Institute of Transportation Engineers.
Javad. CTP, 314. Delay and Passenger Car Equivalents. Canadian Capacity Guide for Signalized
Transit Services for the New Jersey Suburban CONF, 70. Intersections. Second Edition. ITE Dis-
Travel Market. Stocker, Sally G. CONF, Bieberitz, John A. Public Involvement in trict 7, LP-097A.
59. Traffic Engineering - Changing the Way Condos, Frank. Traffic Surveillance and
Travlink: An Intelligent Commute in Min- We Do Business. CONF, 78. Detection Systems for Intelligent Trans-
neapolis. Wright, James L. ITEJ, June, 41. Bieberitz, John A. Travel Behavior Modifica- portation Systems Applications. CTP,
Use of Narrow Lanes and Taking of Existing tions Resulting From Ramp Metering: A 354.
Lanes for HOV. Fuhs, Charles A. CTP, Quantification. CONF, 157. Cronin, Brian P. Design/Build: Turning the
97. Boje, Bruce F.; Nookala, Marthand . Signal Key to Effective Intelligent Transporta-
Where Should Downtown Bus Routes and Priority for Buses: An Operational Test at tion System (ITS) Procurement. CTP, 28.
Transit Centers Go? An Analysis of Louisiana Avenue, Minneapolis. CTP,
Transit Service in Downtown Houston, 309. Daisa, James; Jones, Michael G.; Wachtel,
Texas. Kelly, Rodney W. CTP, 379. Bonneson, James A.; McCoy, Patrick T. Traf- Alan. Children, Traffic and Safety:
fic Detector Designs for Isolated Intersec- Responding to the School Commute.
Trip Generation tions. ITEJ, Aug., 42. CTP, 163.
Methodologies for Generating Trip Rates Bragdon, Clifford; Berkowitz, Carl. A 21st Dallam, Lawrence N. Environmental Capac-
and Allocating Trip Ends. Pingning, Shen. Century Vision for Intelligent Intermodal ity of Neighborhood Streets. CTP, 422.
CTP, 397. Transportation Systems and Technolo- Datta, Tappan K. Accidents and Risk Man-
Trip Generation Characteristics of Economy gies. CONF, 146. agement. CONF, 205.
Motels. Patel, Mitul I.; Wegmann, Freder- Bretherton, Jr., W. Martin; Elhaj, Maz. Is a DeCorla-Souza, Patrick; Cohen, Harry;
ick J.; Chatterjee, Arun. ITEJ, May, 21. Reversible Lane System Safe? CTP, 277. Bhatt, Kiran. Using Benefit-Cost Analysis
Trip Generation Characteristics of Shopping Breyer, Joe; Dykhouse, Douglas J. City of to Evaluate Across Modes, Demand
Centers. Peyrebrune, Joan C. ITEJ, June, Phoenix Advanced Traffic Management Management and Intelligent Transporta-
46. System. CTP, 38. tion Systems Strategies. CTP, 439.
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Deena, Sireesha; Simeonidis, Harry C.; Lutz, Research on Driver Understanding of dards for Bicycle Facilities. ITEJ, Sept.,
Vicky. GIS -Application to Corridor 20. Traffic Control Devices. CTP, 261. 46.
CTP, 408. Hendricks, Sara J. Developing Intermodal ITE Technical Committee 6A-55. Review of
DeRobertis, Michelle; Wachtel, Alan. Traffic Transportation Linkages: the Planning Guidelines and Design Stan-
Calming: Do’s and Don’ts to Encourage Bicycle/Transit Connection. CTP, 446. dards for Bicycle Facilities. ITE, IR-089.
Bicycling. CTP, 498. Henk, Russell H.; Molina, Mariano E.; Irwin, ITE Technical Committee 6A-57. An Infor-
Donn, Gary; Valdez, Myrna. Miami East- Patrick L. Before and After Analysis of mational Report: Statewide Programs to
West Multimodal Corridor Study. CTP, the San Antonio Transguide System. Assess Impacts of Land Use Decisions on
402. CTP, 518. Transportation. ITEJ, Mar., 30.
Dorroh III, Robert F.; Kochevar, Robert A. Hill, Christopher J.; Garrett, Tim. Results of ITE Technical Committee 6A-57. Statewide
One-Way Conversions for Calming Den- the Portable Traffic Management System. Programs to Assess Impacts of Land Use
ver’s Streets. CONF, 109. CTP, 8. Decisions on Transportation ITE, IR-088.
Hoffmann, Phillip G.; Bastin, Harold. Creat- ITE Technical Committee 6F-52. Shared
Elkhatib, Najib; Datta, Tapan K. Highway ing the Optimum Multimodal Operating Parking Planning Guidelines. ITEJ, Jan.,
Safety Management System—An Inte- Environment. CTP, 434. 42.
grated GIS-based Approach. CTP, 510. Holland, Victoria J. Fiber Optic Signs Edu- ITE Traffic Engineering Council Committee
Ellison, James W. “Stop and Think”: A Cam- cate Drivers in School Speed Zones. CTP, 4M-36. An Informational Report: Guide-
paign Against Traffic Vandalism. CTP, 346. lines for Establishing Freeway Service
258. Holmes, Ronald C.; Bleecker, Hope E. Solv- Patrols. ITEJ, Feb., 31.
Ewing, Reid, DeAnna, MaryBeth; Li, Shi- ing Parking Problems in Park City, Utah; ITE/FHWA. Urban Traffic Engineering
Chiang. Travel Model Looking Ahead to the 2002 Winter Education and Training Needs: Executive
Improvements—From Current Practice to Olympics. CONF, 82. Summary. CTP, 462.
State of the Art. ITEJ, Aug., 60. Hsiao, Chien-Hua. The Artificial Intelligence
Incident Detection Algorithms. CONF, Johnson, Gearold R. National Technological
Fenno, David; Ogden, Michael; Morris, 31. University Graduate Program. CONF,
Michelle; Thompson, Beverly; Benz, Hughes, Warren E.; Saremi, A. Reza; Paniati, 188.
Robert. Guidelines for Establishing Free- Jeffrey F. Vehicle-Animal Crashes: An
way Service Patrols ITE Technical Com- Increasing Safety Problem. ITEJ, Aug., Kacir, Kent; Kloos, Bill; Fambro, Dan. Uni-
mittee 4M-36 Report. CTP, 54. 24. form Traffic Signal Display for Exclu-
Filipi, N. Mark. Coming Demographic Hunt, Michelle R.; Martinovich, Susan G. sive/Permissive Left-Turn Control: Phase
Changes and Their Impact on Future Case Study of A Single Point Urban 1. CTP, 228.
Travel Demand. CTP, 392. Interchange Including Triple Left Turn Keck, J. Kevin. Small-Area GIS Based Cen-
Finstad, Gregory A. Garages: The Key to a Lanes. CTP, 289. sus Analyses for Transportation Profes-
Successful Transportation System. ITEJ, sionals. CONF, 45.
May, 38. ITE. 66th Annual Meeting Wrap Up. ITEJ, Kelly, Rodney W. Where Should Downtown
Flannery, Aimee; Datta,Tappan K. Opera- Nov., 25. Bus Routes and Transit Centers Go? An
tional Analysis and Performance of ITE. Compendium of Technical Papers for Analysis of Transit Service in Downtown
American Roundabouts. CTP, 218. the 66th ITE Annual Meeting, Minneapo- Houston, Texas. CTP, 379.
Fornal, Chris J.; Hanbali, Rashad M. Emer- lis, Minnesota, USA, September 15-18, Kern, Joseph; Manlapaz, April. Transporta-
gency Vehicle Pre-Emption Signal Tim- 1996. ITE, PP-053. tion System Needs Assessment In North
ing: Constraints and Solutions. CTP, 186. ITE. Intelligent Transportation Systems in Dakota Using GIS-Based Techniques.
Fuhs, Charles A. Use of Narrow Lanes and Japan 1995-Reports of the ITE Tour of CTP, 505.
Taking of Existing Lanes for HOV. CTP, Japan on Intelligent Transportation Sys- Klausmeier, James P.; Althouse, Todd D.;
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tems and the Second World Congress on Hudrlik, Charles. Traffic Sign Inventory
Intelligent Transportation Systems. ITE, and Management System for Minnesota
Graves, Larry E. Life Cycle Costing: A Ven- PP-05S. Department of Transportation Metro
dors Perspective. CONF, 12 ITE. ITE, FHWA Launch 4-Year Traffic Division. CTP, 248.
Guensler, Randall; Bernstein, David. Trans- Engineering Effort. ITEJ, Jan., 43. Klugman, Allan S.; Hildebrand, Dallas W.;
portation Resources on the Internet. ITE. ITS in Europe-Reports of the 1994 ITE Plum, Roger A.; Belrose, William M.
ITEJ, Apr., 42 ITS Tour of Europe and the First World Addition of Adaptive Control to the Min-
Guyton, Joseph W. Transportation Planning Congress on Intelligent Transportation neapolis Computerized Traffic Signal Sys-
Issues for Today's Professionals. CTP, Systems. ITE, PP-051. tem: The AUSCI Project, Concept,
359. ITE. ITS North America Tour 1995. ITE, PP- Development, Problems and Solutions.
056. CTP, 208.
Habib, Ahsan; Vinnakota, Bapiraju; ITE. Pena Sets ITS Goal. ITEJ, Mar., 28. Kraft, Walter. Resource Sharing. CONF, 142.
Nookala, Marthand. Automated Remote ITE. Recommendations for ISTEA 2. ITEJ, Kurzynske, Robert; Lewis, Bill; Mosch, Linda
Monitoring of Traffic Signals. CTP, 181. May, 44. A. An Incident Management Plan for
Haikun, Dong; Ran, Bin. Benefit/Cost ITE. Resource Papers for the 1996 ITE Inter- Nashville, Tennessee. CTP, 49.
Analysis on Ramp Metering: Optimiza- national Conference, Dana Point, Califor- Kuzbari, Ray. Early Green Start Analysis for
tion of Travel Time and Cost Factors. nia. ITE, PP-052. Time-of-Day Signal Coordination. ITEJ,
CTP, 121. ITE. Transportation Demand Management Aug., 49.
Hansen, Gary N. Transportation Planning for (TDM) Glossary. ITE, IR-090. Kwon, Eil; Liu, Xiao; Stephanedes, Yorgos J.
a Large Special Event: The Woodstock ITE. Transportation Impact Studies— An Intelligent Intersection Environment
“94 Experience. ITEJ, Apr., 34. Advancing The Land Development for Field Evaluation of Advanced Traffic
Hassett, Ronald E.; Haywood-Spells, Mary Process. Leaflet Brochure. ITE, PP-054. Management Strategies. CTP, 200.
Lou. Neighborhood Traffic Management: ITE Annual Meeting Committee. Annual
Albuquerque’s Experience So Far. CTP, Meeting Undergoes Comprehensive Landis, Bruce W. Bicycle System Perfor-
429. Review. ITEJ, Oct., 39. mance Measures: The Interaction Hazard
Hauser, Edd; Breese, Amy R. Public-Private ITE Technical Committee 4M-36. Guidelines and Latent Demand Score Models. ITEJ,
Partnerships that Work: Selected Case for Establishing Freeway Service Patrols. Feb., 18.
Studies. CONF, 165. ITE, IR-087. Lari, Adeel; Buckeye, Kenneth R. Measuring
Hawkins, Jr., H.G ene; Rhodes, Lewis R. ITE Technical Committee 6A-55. Review of Public Acceptability of Congestion Pric-
Know Your Vital Signs: Implementing Planning Guidelines and Design Stan- ing Options in Minnesota. CTP, 473.
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Lari, Adeel; Buckeye, Kenneth R. Twin Noyes, Patricia B. Designing the Right nalized Intersection Delay Estimates.
Cities Congestion Pricing Study: Major Process for Involving the Public. CONF, ITEJ, July, 26.
Findings and Conclusions. CTP, 389. 152.
Levinson, Herbert S.; Lomax, Timothy. A NTCIP Steering Group. NTCIP—How It Can Rae, Rhonda. Minneapolis’ First Commuter
Travel Time Based Index for Evaluating Be Used. ITEJ, Apr., 20. Bicycle Trail: Cedar Lake Trail. ITEJ,
Congestion. CTP, 153. NTCIP Steering Group. The NTCIP-Proto- July, 42.
Lum, Gordon; Kruger, Gary. Using Technol- col Details. ITEJ, Jan., 52. Rahman, Mountasser. Congestion Manage-
ogy to Boost Traffic Engineers’ Produc- ment, Leadership or Stagnation. CONF,
tivity. CONF, 87. O’Brien, Andrew; Fairlie, Russell. Road 53.
Lum, Rena; Douglas, James. Can GIS Safety Auditing-Some Experiences. CTP, Ramsey, G.R. Stuart. Projecting Annual
Reduce Transportation Planning Costs? 138. Traffic Volumes from Peak Hour Vol-
CONF, 36. Ochia, Krys. Calming Urban Street Crime umes. ITEJ, Aug., 30.
Through Traffic Calming: Program Remer, Marilyn; Atherton, Terry; Gardner,
Development and Implementation. CTP,
Marengo, Julie; Smith, Bridget. Dealing with William. ITS Benefits, Evaluation and
424.
the Media: An Ostrich’s Tale. CTP, 468. Costs: Results and Lessons from the Min-
Marshment, Richard S.; Dauffenbach, Robert Oppenlander, Joseph C. Correlation of Vol- nesota Guidestar Travlink Operational
umes with Acceptable Gaps in Pedestrian
C.; Penn, David A. Short-Range Intercity Test. CTP, 3.
Signal Warrant. CTP, 158.
Traffic Forecasting Using Econometric Retting, Richard A.; Van Houten, Ron;
Techniques. ITEJ, Feb., 37. Oppenlander, Joseph C.; Oppenlander, Jane Malenfant, Louis; Van Houten, Joy;
Martens, Scott W. Portable Communication E. Storage Requirements for Signalized Farmer, Charles M. Special Signs and
Intersection Approaches. ITEJ, Feb., 27.
Devices for Traveler Information: “Gene- Pavement Markings Improve Pedestrian
Otis, Stephanie C.; Machemehl, Randy B.
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Predicting Pedestrian Safety at Suburban
Martin, Robert L. Coordination of Land Use Signalized Intersections. CTP, 172. Ringler, Jon T.; Hancock, Ted; Moskaluk, M.
and Transportation—An Urban Dilemma. Ourston, Leif; Hall, Gregory A. Modern John. Advanced Timing Plan Develop-
CTP, 364. Roundabout Interchanges Come to ment Tool. CTP, 238.
McGrath, William R. Theodore M. Matson America. CTP, 223. Ringler, Jon T.; Moskaluk, M. John; Smith,
Award: Address. ITEJ, Oct., 26. Bayne; Anderson, Marsha. Olympic Sig-
McHenry, Kent L. HOV, A Regional Papazian, Edward Y. The Impact of Corpo- nal Timing Lessons. CTP, 453.
Approach. CTP, 86. rate Downsizing on Goal Adjustment of Robinson, Bruce W.; Janssen, Andrew. Eval-
McNeilly, Bernard P.; Kuciemba, Stephen R. an Employer-Based TDM Program. uation of Shared-Lane Operation of
Alternate ITS Funding Mechanisms: CONF, 117. Buses with Preferential Treatment of
Resource Sharing (State of Maryland Parham, Angelia H.; Fitzpatrick, Kay. Spac- Light Rail Transit (LRT) in Portland,
Case Study). CTP, 492. ing Needs Between Metered Entrance Oregon. CTP, 331.
Medevielle, J.P. Intelligent Transportation Ramps and Upstream Intersections. CTP, Rouphail, Nagui M.; Akcelik, Rahmi. More
Systems in France. CTP, 46. 125. Signal Capacity—-With Less Green? ITEJ,
Messick, Jennifer. A Transportation Engi- Patel, Mitul I.; Wegmann, Frederick J.; Chat- July, 34.
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46. istics of Economy Motels. ITEJ, May, 21. eras, Luis R. Guidelines for Roadside
Meyer, Keith G.; Kruger, Gary E. Moving Patel, Raman. Role of Standards in Today’s Safety on Rural Low-Volume Roads.
Forward By Scaling Back an Arterial. World. CONF, 15. CTP, 294.
CONF, 65. Patten, Michael L.; Mason Jr., John M.; Tor-
Michali, Nancy; Baillie, Alistair; Catton, bic, Daren J. Key Opportunities and Savage Jr., Joseph P.; MacDonald, R. David.
Dawson. Restructuring Transit ‘Save Issues in ITS Implementation at the State A Toolbox Approach to Residential Traf-
Money, Gain Ridership’. CONF, 104. and Local Levels. CONF, 7. fic Management. ITEJ, June, 24.
Mick, John P. Charettes Are Not Just For Perone, Joseph P. Developing and Imple- Schlabbach, Klaus. New Strategies to
Architects. CONF, 127. menting Traffic Calming Warrants. CTP, Increase Pedestrian Safety at Traffic Sig-
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Career Paths: Technical, Management or Perone, Joseph P. Traffic Calming: The Local Schreffler, Eric N. How Costly and Cost
Both. CONF, 175. Area Traffic Management (LATM) Effective Are ECO Programs? CTP, 384.
Middleton, Dan; Fitzpatrick, Kay. Investiga- Approach. CONF, 215. Serumgard, George; Dierling, Mark. Buses
tion of Truck Accident Countermeasures Peyrebrune, Joan C. Trip Generation Char- Win Twin Cities Rush Hour Race! CTP,
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June, 46.
Miller, Mark; Sadam, Chalap. A Successful Shaik, Riyaj A.; Brown-West, Orikaye; Mac-
Pingning, Shen. Methodologies for Generat-
Multijurisdictional Traffic Signal Coordi- Donald, Owen J. TRANSYT-7F Comes
ing Trip Rates and Allocating Trip Ends.
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Between Downtown Parking Supply and CONF, 97. Shaik, Riyaj A.; Graham, Johnny R. Effi-
Transit Use. ITEJ, Feb., 32. ciency of Dual Left-Turn Lane Intersec-
Poe, Christopher; Mason Jr., John; Pietrucha,
tions in Charlotte: A Study Using TRAF-
Martin T. Traffic Engineering Education
Nakadegawa, Roy. Observations on Pricing, Plan Using Alternative Media. CONF, NETSIM. ITEJ, Apr., 26.
Congestion and Mobility. CONF, 56. 179. Shapiro, Marcia S.; Pavis, Arne; Wilder, Jr.,
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Management System Work Zone Opera- “TraveLink.” CTP, 67. CTP, 273.
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North Central Section, Institute of Trans- ment System (ATMS) for the City of ropolitan Planning Practice. CTP, 369.
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fic Control. ITE, LP-385. Prevedouros, Panos D. Assessment of Merits of Performance for Highway and Transit
Noyce, David A.; Fambro, Daniel B.; Koppa, of Converting Lanes for General or HOV Systems. CTP, 143.
Rodger J. Driver Expectancies of Pro- Use. CTP, 92. Sherkow, Franklin E. Privatization: Maximiz-
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Indications. CTP, 233. Comparison of 1985 and 1994 HCM: Sig- Started. CONF, 199.
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Sherkow, Franklin E. The Consequences of Starr, Ray; Acton, Jerry. ITS Wants and Turner, Daniel S.; Richardson, James. A New
Imbalanced Transportation Spending. Needs: Market Research Results for the Freshman Curriculum at The University
CONF, 191. Minnesota Guidestar Polaris Project. of Alabama. CTP, 457.
Shunk, Brian E.; Hollis, David W.; Kiel, Don- CTP, 479.
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Transportation Plans Through GIS. CTP, Control-US. Practices. CTP, 111.
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412 59. Underwood, Robin. Some Aspects of Traffic
Sisiopiku, Virginia P.; Abbasi, Mousa. Perfor- Operations on Two-lane Rural Roads
Stokes, Robert W.; Rys, Malgorzata J.; Rus-
mance Assessment of FRESIM Model in —Some Australian Experiences. CTP, 304.
sell, Eugene R. Motorist Understanding
Simulating Ramp Metering Schemes
CTP, 116. of Selected Warning Signs. ITEJ, Aug.., Van Hattum, David. Political and Institu-
36.
Skehan, Sean. Adaptive Traffic Control Sys- tional Issues in Congestion Relief
tem. CTP, 203 Szczesny, Donald J. Dissemination of Traffic Tolls—Report on a National Study. ITEJ,
Skowronek, Douglas A. Development of Information to the Motoring Public via Oct., 46.
Interim HOV Lanes in Dallas, Texas. the Internet -A Sypnosis of Current Velan, Shane; Van Aerde, Michael. Gap
CTP, 81. Ongoing Projects. CTP, 73. Acceptance and Approach Capacity at
Slipp, Peter R.M.; Hummer, Joseph E. Trip Unsignalized Intersections. ITEJ, Mar.,
40.
Generation Rate Update for Public High Taavola, Daryl J.; Green, Selvin; Erickson,
Schools. ITEJ, June, 34 Gary. An ITS Maintenance Plan for the
Smailus, Thomas; Bullock, Darcy; Besly, 494 Integrated Corridor Traffic Manage- Wall III, Henry B. ADOT’s Traiimaster
David. Implementation of a Multimedia ment (ICTM) Project. CTP, 41. Freeway Management System Success
Highway Sign Database. ITEJ, Sept., 28. Taylor, Richard; Smith, Brian; Pindur, Wolf- Factors in ITS Deployment. CONF, 75.
Smitohp,i ngB riad geCto.m mRueneisttayb-lBiasshiendg TTrruasftf:i c DCeavleml-- gang: Yacus, George. ITS Planning WalsRhe,v iTehwo maosf PWl.a nBniicnygcl e GuCaisdee liSnteudsi esa—-nAd
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Taylor, Steve T.; Singleton, Burt N. ITS: CTP, 504.
Smith, Egan R. Modeling Perspectives for the
Automated Highway. ITEJ, Mar., 32. Communications Technology Case Study, Walter, C. Edward. Automated Red Light
Plano, Texas. ITEJ, May, 28. Running Detection. CTP, 176.
Smoker, Marlon D.; Tarris, Joseph P.;
Mason, Jr., John. Relationship between Terry, Peter; Schuster, James J. Tractor- Watry, Duncan; Mirabdal, Javad. Transit
Zonal Variables and Individual Vehicle Trailor Reverse Movement Path. ITEJ, Preferential Streets Program in San Fran-
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Speeds on Low-Speed Urban Streets. Nov., 38.
CTP, 341 Tooley, Melissa S. A Student's Perspective on Welch, Brian T. Reinventing Government for
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24-Hour Delay at Signalized Intersec-
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Wetherby, Bruce C.; Starr, Ray A.; Inman,
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Wilson, Eugene M. Traffic Engineering
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Wilson, Eugene M. Traffic Engineering
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Wright, James L. ITS Projects in St. Paul:
DIVERT and Advanced Parking Infor-
Time Switches Emergency Vehicle Preemption mation System. ITEJ, Sept., 33.
(1, 4 and 8 circuit) Fire Station Warning Components Wright, James L. Travlink: An Intelligent
Solar & AC Systems Commute in Minneapolis. ITEJ, June, 41.
Xiaoduan, Sun; Movassaghi, Kam; Sudharani,
Sunkara. Prioritization of Urban Highway
Construction to Maximize System Perfor-
mance. CTP, 148.
Yi, Ping. Gap Acceptance for Elderly Drivers
Detector Card Racks on Rural Highways. CTP, 299.
Yohannes, Abebe; Conte, Robert; Gordon,
School Zone Flashers High Water Detection and Warning Stewart; Kamal, Mustafa. Planning Meth-
Solar & AC Solar & AC Systems ods for Integrating LRT Operations into
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