About Us
The Joint Council on Transit Wireless Communications is devoted to assisting the passenger transportation industry
with their wireless communications needs. We are a non-advocacy group
dedicated to information exchange. Participation from all interested
parties is welcome. To meet our goals, we must build partnerships with other radio
spectrum user-groups and emergency response organizations that rely on
the support of passenger transportation services. Learn more about us at TransitWireless.org.
Released July 23, 2010
Joint Council Meeting at APCO Conference, Aug 4, 2010
The Joint Council will be having a meeting in conjunction with the APCO Conference on August 4, from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM at the George C. Brown Convention Center, Houston TX. In addition to updates on committee activities, we will be discussing the formation of a new committee to address new technologies and broadband. The meeting is open to all. For more information, please contact TransitWireless@gmail.com.
Released July 23, 2010
Strategic Plan, Organization, and Charter
Our Strategic Plan defines our goals. Our organization and charter provides the framework for achieving these goals.
Released February 24, 2010
Joint Council Filings with the FCC
The Joint Council strives to provide a collective voice for passenger transporation providers to the FCC. Joint Council filings with the FCC are available below.
Released October 02, 2009
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Joint Council Meeting Notes
Information Sharing Guidebook for Transportation Management Centers, Emergency Operations Centers, and Fusion Centers
This Guidebook provides an overview of the mission and functions of Transportation Management Centers, Emergency Operations Centers, and Fusion Centers. The Guidebook is focused on the types of information these centers produce and manage and how the sharing of such information among the centers can be beneficial to both the day-to-day and emergency operations of all the centers. There are some challenges to the ability to share information and these challenges and some options for addressing them are addressed in the Guidebook. The Guidebook also provides some lessons learned and best practices identified from a literature search and interviews/site visits with center operators.
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