Transit Signal Priority (TSP Sample Clauses

Transit Signal Priority (TSP. Transit Signal Priority is employed at signalized intersections to provide priority to transit vehicles (buses) thereby reducing the total travel time. TSP technology can be provided at intersection in two levels: Always-on or Conditional priority. Always-on Priority requests priority to all transit vehicles. Conditional Priority requests priority based on various factors such as schedule variance, scheduled headway variance, passenger load, time of day, direction of route, etc. In order to minimize traffic impacts and maximize the benefits due to TSP, local jurisdictions and transit operators prefer to have the option of seeking / requesting TSP only when certain conditions are met. For example, TSP would only be requested if the BRT vehicle is behind schedule. Given the objective of implementing conditional TSP, the selected technology should be able to communicate or interface with the transit operations management system. The selected TSP technology is intended to be expanded beyond the West Valley Connector BRT Corridor to other routes illustrates the four functions in the Transit signal priority process. illustrates the technical approach recommended for TSP deployment for the West Valley Connector corridor. Under the proposed approach, TSP functions could be executed by on-bus systems, bus-to-intersection communications, and traffic controller equipment. Figure 9-1: TSP Functions Figure 9-2: TSP Decision Process Final Basis of Design Report
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