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MINNESOTA GUIDESTAR PROJECT TRAVLINK

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Minnesota Guidestar's project Travlink is an Operational Test of an integrated Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL)/Advanced Traveler Information System (ATIS) on I-394, a major corridor in the Minneapolis-St. Paul urban area. Minnesota Guidestar, the state's program for IVHS, is conducting the project. The traveler information system will help users to plan a bus trip (which bus to take, schedules, etc.), find out if their bus is on-time, learn about traffic conditions (incidents, delays, construction and weather), as well as special event transportation information. The ATIS will also provide travelers with travel time and cost comparisons of bus and auto travel. The Travlink Operational Test is scheduled to start Fall, 1994 and will be conducted for one year.

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