News from the Hill – Week of May 4, 2009
Passing along some news and impressions I got from taking part in a Transportation Transformation (T2) delegation which conducted Hill earlier this week. On Monday we sat down with DOT staff from the...
View ArticleCommunicating to Survive When Severe Weather Hits
Written by Wanda Klayman, Deputy Executive Director, IBTTA When tragedy strikes a community like Moore, Oklahoma, highways are a lifeline for evacuees and an access and supply line for first...
View ArticleFeeling the Love for All-Electronic Tolling
With both the United States and Canada celebrating national holidays this week and France’s Bastille Day coming up July 14, what better time to introduce some lighter video content to round out our...
View ArticleA Sweeping Vision of a Better Transportation Future
A sweeping vision of a better future is the first essential component of a comprehensive solution to the transportation infrastructure crisis. Continue reading →
View ArticleVancouver 2013: A Center of Transportation Innovation
IBTTA’s 81st Annual Meeting and Exhibition in Vancouver, Canada, September 22-25 will give you a first-hand look at one of the world’s most innovative transportation hubs. Continue reading →
View ArticleTolling-Transit Study Points to New Source of Capital
In an ingenious piece of research, the Tampa-Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) has found a new source of capital for price-managed lanes—as long as toll agencies are prepared to take a slightly...
View ArticleNormandy Workshop Highlights Advances in Highway Technology
Chief Meeting Organizers of IBTTA’s 2013 Global Technology Workshop, October 27-29 in Normandy, France, trace the technology developments that are transforming the tolling industry. Continue reading →
View ArticleLarry Ehl Suspends Publication: Thanks for a Job Well Done
Transportation blogger Larry Ehl suspends publication of Transportation Issues Daily. Continue reading →
View ArticleHeiligenstein Ushers In the Year of Customer Service
IBTTA welcomes 2014 President Mike Heiligenstein, Executive Director of the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority. Continue reading →
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