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EDITORIAL CATEGORY - AUTOMATED HIGHWAYS
Widening the technology   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Noah Wilson Contributing Author
The TMC has at its disposal 31 fiber-optic and dial-up dynamic message signs (DMS), 45 high-technology CCTV cameras, 11 Road Ranger patrols, a severe incident response vehicle and 13 static motorist assistance signs. It also controls 1,325 traffic signals (with emergency vehicle preemption at 298 signalized intersections), as well as 900 school flashers. Those assets enable the TMC to monitor traffic on the major freeways and arterials throughout the county, including I-95, I-595 and I-75. Motorists, though, don’t want to know the specifics; they just want to know that it works.
Fiber optics pave Houston's information highway   Roads & Bridges December 1996
The Texas DOT uses fiber optics to construct a computerized transportation management system for the Houston Metropolitan area
Selecting the right transmission medium   Roads & Bridges December 1996
Optical fiber is moving to the forefront of transmission media choices leaving twisted copper and coaxial cable behind
Nation's first automated highway system demonstrated in San Diego   Roads & Bridges August 1996   David Banasiak
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