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Through its predecessor, the Australian TMC Consortium, shared open Location Tables for Australia have been created. ATTIF continues to monitor and manage the development of international traffic and traveller service standards for localisation to the Australian market and acts as a liaison between traffic data suppliers, digital mapping vendors, application providers and hardware providers. ATTIF also works closely with TISA (Traveller Information Services Association), the European body responsible for managing the relevant traveller service standards on behalf of ISO.
Background
ATTIF is the successor body to the Australian TMC Consortium (ATMCC). ATMCC was formed in 2006 with a focus on creating a set of shared open Australian Location Tables with national coverage. These tables are critical to both providing a range of traveller information services and to an open and competitive environment. ATMCC, in conjunction with ITS Australia, undertook completion of these Location Tables. ATTIF continues to update and maintain these tables on behalf of the owners.
ATTIF now operates both to represent the interests of the traffic and traveller information industry and also as a broader industry forum to facilitate the development of advanced traffic and traveller information services in Australia.
Activity Focus
ATTIF’s focus going forward will be on ITS associated with next generation traveller information systems. Globally this environment is rapidly developing. Recent activities include:
Becoming involved with ATTIF
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