Using Google Maps and Google Earth as low-cost and user-friendly software, the Piedmont Triad Rural Planning Organization developed the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Priority List Interactive Map to provide greater access to information and public participation opportunities through interactive online maps of projects and programs.

Designed to meet the region’s expectations for day-to-day business processes, the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission (NCPRPDC) developed a robust and scalable Web portal for mapping, managing, modeling and maintaining its transportation-related infrastructure.

What began as a question raised by Wasatch County and Heber City elected officials about how to evaluate a proposed bypass project eventually became the Wasatch County RPO Travel Demand Model project.

Using ridership dispatch logs, the Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission used GIS technology to geo-reference and visually summarize transportation services for its Elderly and Disabled Transportation Services Mapping Initiative.

The Bel-O-Mar Regional Council, a bi-state organization in Ohio and West Virginia, conducted the Travel-Time Study Using GPS Initiative.