Collecting and Distributing Traffic Information in China
| Publication Date | March 2009 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | SBD |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 30 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | SBD00039 |
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Summary
This report provides a detailed overview of the changing traffic information industry in China and gives an independent view of each of the major cities with the methods used to gather, process and distribute the information. Analysing public authority and private company offerings 'Collecting and distributing traffic information in China' provides straightforward research that is essential to develop a successful strategy.
Content
- 1. Executive summary
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Summary of key points
- 2. Traffic information in China
- 2.1 National coverage
- 2.2 Highway network
- 2.3 City coverage
- 2.4 Traffic information services
- 3. Traffic collection - Public authorities
- 3.1 Beijing
- 3.1.1. Beijing Municipal Transportation Information Centre (BMTIC)11
- 3.1.2. Beijing Traffic Management Bureau (BTMB)12
- 3.1.3. Beijing Transportation Research Centre for Traffic Information
- 3.2 Guangzhou
- 3.2.1. Guangzhou Traffic Information Investment Company (TIIC)14
- 3.2.2. Newcom Technology
- 3.2.3. Guangzhou Traffic Police Brigade
- 3.3 Shanghai
- 3.3.1. Shanghai Traffic Information Service Centre (STISC)16
- 3.4 Shenzhen
- 3.4.1. Shenzhen Urban Planning Bureau (SUPB)18
- 3.5 Other cities
- 3.5.1. Hangzhou
- 3.5.2. Ningbo
- 3.1 Beijing
- 4. Traffic collection - Private companies
- 4.1 China Mobile
- 4.2 Hitachi
- 4.2.1. Beijing
- 4.2.2. Shenyang
- 4.3 Real Traffic InfTech
- 4.4 TrafficCast
- 4.5 TransInfo
- 5. Delivering traffic information services
- 5.1 AutoNavi
- 5.2 CenNavi
- List of figures
- Figure 1. Summary of leading traffic data sources
- Figure 2. Comparison of AutoNavi and CenNavi traffic data chain
- Figure 3. Coverage comparison between AutoNavi and CenNavi
- Figure 4. Location of key city traffic information activities
- Figure 5. Summary of AutoNavi and CenNavi traffic information services
- Figure 6. Key relationships involving BMTIC11
- Figure 7. Key relationships involving BTMB
- Figure 8. Key relationships involving the Beijing Transportation Research Centre for Traffic Information
- Figure 9. Key relationships involving the Guangzhou TIIC
- Figure 10. Key relationships in Guangzhou involving Newcom Technology
- Figure 11. Key relationships involving the Guangzhou Traffic Police Brigade
- Figure 12. Key relationships involving Shanghai Traffic Information Service Centre
- Figure 13. Key relationships involving Shenzhen Urban Planning Bureau (SUPB)
- Figure 14. Key relationships in Hangzhou involving WSP Group
- Figure 15. Key relationships in Ningbo involving YiChuang Information Technology
- Figure 16. Hitachi prototype Beijing traffic information website
- Figure 17. Hitachi pilot traffic information services in Shenyang
- Figure 18. Key relationships involving TrafficCast
- Figure 19. Comparison of AutoNavi and CenNavi traffic data strategies
- Figure 20. AutoNavi traffic information customers
- Figure 21. Traffic information services offered by AutoNavi
- Figure 22. CenNavi traffic information customers
- Figure 23. Traffic information services offered by CenNavi
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