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Inrix Now Delivers 36 Metropolitan Markets On July 5th Inrix announced it is now delivering accurate, real-time speed and flow information for 36 metropolitan markets, making the company the broadest nationwide coverage provider of real-time flow information. Leveraging the real-time vehicle GPS probe data from the 'Inrix Dust Network,' the company launched six new metropolitan markets today including Dallas, Hartford, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, and Orlando. Inrix is uniquely delivering speed information now for all six markets as these metropolitan areas today have limited or no traditional sensor infrastructure. Combined with twelve markets launched last quarter –- including Austin, Boston, Columbus, Grand Rapids, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Richmond-Petersburg, San Antonio, Tampa and West Palm Beach-Boca Raton -- and previous market data aggregated from road sensor networks, Inrix now provides the broadest market coverage of any provider in the United States. "Today's announcement of real-time flow coverage for six new markets further positions Inrix as the only company with a scaleable solution to deliver useful and relevant traffic flow information nationwide," said Inrix President and CEO Bryan Mistele. "We are ahead of schedule for the Inrix Dust Network to provide real-time flow information for over 50 markets by the end of the year, representing more than 35,000 miles of road coverage – more than seven times the coverage that is available today through road sensor networks." Inrix is the first nationwide traffic service to go beyond the limitations of road sensors and provide accurate real-time and predictive traffic speed and flow information for major freeways, highways, arterials and side streets in every major metropolitan area. Inrix currently provides businesses and regional departments of transportation (DOTs) agencies with real-time traffic incident information for 138 metropolitan markets and with this announcement now provides real-time traffic speed and flow information for 36 markets across the country, making Inrix the clear leader in traffic flow coverage. Current metropolitan markets include:
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Hires PBS&J Executive Rick Schuman Inrix announced today that Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) industry veteran, Rick Schuman, is joining Inrix to lead public sector business development and sales. As Vice President, Division Manager, Transportation Network Information Services at PBS&J, Rick managed numerous consulting projects in the areas of traveler information and ITS data collection planning and implementation for the U.S. Department of Transportation, ITS America, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and state DOTs and local agencies. "Rick brings to Inrix unique and extensive experience with ITS data collection and advanced traveler information systems, including direct involvement in dozens of initiatives involving 511 service definition and delivery," said Bryan Mistele, president and CEO of Inrix. "He is a natural fit to lead this new role at Inrix designing innovative public-private partnerships with local, state and federal agencies." At PBS&&, Rick was responsible for creating the nation’s first consulting practice focused specifically on travel information, real-time transportation data collection and analysis. Key assignments during his tenure included serving as the Deputy Program Manager for the iFlorida ITS Model Deployment, a major federal project implemented by Florida DOT, during its design phase and as a senior advisor in its deployment phase. Rick also served as the Principal-in-Charge for North Carolina's and Virginia's 511 services, and was key in forming and has served as a senior advisor to the national 511 Deployment Coalition. Prior to joining PBS&J in 1999, Rick served in senior roles at ITS America since its inception in 1991. At ITSA, Rick led efforts to facilitate public/private partnerships to deploy advanced traveler information systems (ATIS) services in metropolitan areas, served as program manager of a project to develop a framework for developing regional ATIS business models, and initiated efforts to establish data quality guidelines for ATIS. Rick joins Inrix as vice president, public sector and is starting a new regional Inrix office in Orlando, Florida. He is the co-author of a recently published book, Advanced Traveler Information Systems. Rick holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and a M.S. in Systems Engineering from George Mason University. Upcoming
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