What Banking's Open-Data Decade Proves About Transportation's Near-Future
In 2018, the Financial Data Exchange (FDX) — a non-profit, royalty-free standards body — was founded to ensure secure and transparent user-permissioned financial data sharing ... With thanks to the banks for their guidance, we now see that the transportation infrastructure space hasn't had its FDX moment just yet ...
The Open Road Ahead
Vikasa.io and the Case for an American Transportation Data Fabric - a strategic white paper on open-source interoperability, institutional reform, and the prerequisites for AV/EV leadership ...
Open Data and American Transportation Leadership
Roads generate the record of everything that happens on them — speed, failure, near-failure, signal timing, incident history. That record belongs to the public that generated it. For decades, it has lived inside proprietary systems, one vendor contract at a time, while the industry's attention stayed fixed on the layers above it: the software, and now the models ... Open, interoperable transportation data should be the default architecture for every publicly funded intelligent transportation and connected-vehicle program in this country. Not the exception ...