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to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).- ITS: A Short History and a Perspective on the Future.- ITS Organizational Issues, Regionalism and the Transportation/Information Infrastructure.- Transportation Operations: An Organizational and Institutional Perspective.- Deploying the Transportation/Information Infrastructure.- ITS Deployment and the “Competitive Region”.- ITS: Implications for the Transportation Profession and Transportation Education.- Educating the “New Transportation Professional”.- The New Transportation Faculty: The Evolution to Engineering Systems.- “Thoughts on ITS”, ITS Quarterly: Five Years of Columns on ITS Issues.- Beyond Technology — Local Organizational Readiness for ITS Deployment.- Co-Opetition: A Framework for Analyzing ITS Relationships.- Teaching about ITS — a Moving Target.- ITS and Safety: A Worst Case Scenario.- AHS, ITS and Awareness.- The ITS Role at the Millennium.- ITS and the Federal Transportation Science and Technology Strategy.- ITS and “Rescuing Prometheus”.- ITS and Congestion.- Regional ITS Architecture Consistency: What Should it Mean?.- A Cautionary Note.- It Happened in Boston.- Considering ITS as a Complex Adaptive System.- Mega-Cities in Developing Countries -- a Major ITS Market for the Future.- Where We are Today in ITS and Issues for the Future.- Intelligent Transportation Systems at the Turning Point: Preparing for Integrated, Regional, and Market-Driven Deployment.- Transitions in the World of Transportation: A Systems View.- ITS: What We Know Now That We Wish We Knew Then: A Retrospective on the ITS 1992 Strategic Plan.

Provides a one volume analysis of the history and direction of ITS which would be marketable to both students and professionals Discusses the history and critical issues of ITS which in turn informs current issues and decisions about ITS Author Joseph S. Sussman is well-known and highly regarded in the field of ITS and in transportation engineering and policy circles Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras