[Newsletter] Inside ITS

For breaking news and informed analysis about the development, application, funding and regulation of intelligent transportation systems, government and industry leaders turn to Inside ITS.

It's the one publication they trust to keep them informed about new developments in intelligent vehicles, traveler information, traffic management, advanced transit and commercial vehicle operations.

Now, you can have the same advantage. Whether you are working to implement ITS solutions in your city, state or region... Or integrating systems... Or supplying key components, Inside ITS will bring you the resources and information you need.

Twice each month, you'll not just read, but use in-depth coverage of:

Research, development and demonstration. Inside ITS presents results of the latest studies and demonstrations from government, academic and industry research centers. You'll know how the technology is evolving and how it will shape our vehicles and roads.
Deployment initiatives. You'll find the latest news of the progress in ITS deployment across North America including key cost, funding and operating data. You'll be in the loop on the latest developments including RFPs, purchase plans and project proposals.
Government watch. Inside ITS brings you the latest news of the government programs, policies, initiates and coalitions that are driving the development of ITS including reports on the ITS Joint Program Office, US Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and more. You'll know how these programs will impact the funding and status of your own work.
Standards and regulations. As more and more systems are deployed, standards and interoperability are becoming increasingly important. You'll learn about the development of national, regional, global and industry standards, codes and regulations.

Inside ITS is published in print and online 24 times a year. Subscriptions include full access to the online newsletter archive, which includes over 2,000 news articles.