When deciding between a configurable SaaS solution and a custom-built solution, business and IT stakeholders need to consider these factors to help optimize dollars and time:
When deciding between a configurable SaaS solution and a custom-built solution, business and IT stakeholders need to consider these factors to help optimize dollars and time:
Updates and amendments to State Transportation Improvement Programs are an on-going process. Having the right system and software in place can drive efficiency within your organization.
Transportation Improvement Programs are continuously being updated and amended. Having the right system and software in place can help drive efficiency within your organization.
Transportation Improvement Programs (TIPs) contain a list of all projects (and their funding sources) taking place in the metropolitan area transportation system over the next four years.
State Transportation Improvement Programs (STIPs) contain a list of all projects (and their funding sources) taking place in the statewide transportation system over the next four years.
Metropolitan Transportation Plans (MTPs) provide a comprehensive overview of the metropolitan area's intended transportation plan. They have been a long-standing requirement of federal transportation legislation.
Transportation planning software provides tremendous efficiencies to transportation improvement programs. But how do you know if on-premise or a cloud solution is best for your agency? Read on to learn more.
Long Range Transportation Plans (LRTPs) provide a comprehensive overview of the state's intended transportation plan that guide investments by the DOT.
State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) develop and maintain two core planning products – the Statewide Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTPs) and the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIPs)
All Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) are required to produce and maintain two planning products – the Metropolitan Transportation Plans (MTPs) and the Transportation Improvement Programs (TIPs).
Most state Department of Transportations (DOTs) participate in some level with current forms of transportation including roads, bicycle/pedestrian, rail, water and air transportation and participate in studying emerging forms of transportation like electric and autonomous vehicles.