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Welcome to the Intelligent Transportation System Site
To help in the on-going effort to improve mobility on our congested local
highways and streets, the Department of Public Works (DPW) began
administering numerous multi-jurisdictional Intelligent Transportation
Systems (ITS) projects.
Click on the links to the left to learn more about individual ITS projects
administered by DPW.
The technologies deployed under these ITS projects
will enable DPW staff to monitor and control traffic signal operations from a
remote location on a real time basis. Staff will receive immediate notification
of signal malfunctions resulting in more efficient maintenance responses.
Using roadway sensors and closed circuit television cameras to monitor traffic
conditions, staff will be able to better manage congestion caused by incidents
and special events. These ITS technologies may also include providing
motorists with both pre-trip and en route information on roadway traffic
conditions through devices such as Changeable Message Signs, Highway
Advisory Radio, and the Internet. All of these functions will be coordinated
through the County of Los Angeles Traffic Management Center (TMC)
currently under construction at DPW's Headquarters located in Alhambra,
California. The County TMC will house the staff responsible for the monitoring
and control of traffic signals and serve as the central clearinghouse for the
collection, storage and dissemination of traffic data.
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Recognizing the need to make travel seamless along highways which run through multiple cities, DPW has been working with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the State of California Department of Transportation, the City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation, and numerous other cities to exchange traffic signal and real-time congestion information with each other. The result of this effort is the development of the Information Exchange Network (IEN) which will enable all agencies in the County to implement coordinated traffic management responses to congestion caused by incidents and special events.
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