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Advancing Fare Collection Standards in the U.S.

Stay updated on U.S. fare collection standards, explore collaboration opportunities with international activities, and learn about the interoperable fare management system. Get insights on relevant standards and specifications shaping the future of transportation technology.

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Advancing Fare Collection Standards in the U.S.

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  1. State-of-the-State Update on U.S. Fare Collection Standards Opportunities for U.S. collaborations with international standards activities Chung-Chung Tam Chair – APTA, Fare Systems & Programs Committee Chair – APTA, UTFS, Financial Management Committee Co-Chair – APTA, TCIP, TWG #7 – Fare Collection Business Area US Expert – ISO/TC 204 WG8 Talking Technology and Transportation Program State-of-the-State Update on U.S. Fare Collection Standards December 8, 2005

  2. Universal Fare Collection Related Standards & Specifications InterBOB ISO/IEC 14443 ISO/IEC 8573 UTFS VDV TCIP ITSO OFX ISO/IEC 7816 IOPTA IFMS RIS AITP RKF

  3. Interoperable Fare Management System (IFMS) Part 1: Architecture • Lead by CEN/TC278 WG3 • Collaborate with ISO/TC204 WG8 (U.S. – Voting Member) • Countries participated: • China, France, Germany, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, U.K., U.S.

  4. IFMS Part 1: Architecture - Objective • To define a reference functional architecture for IFMS and to identify the requirements that are relevant to ensure interoperability between several actors in the context of the use of electronic tickets • The IFMS includes all the functions involved in the fare management process such as: • Management of Application • Management of Products • Security Management • Certification, Registration and Identification

  5. Product Owner Application Owner ApplicationRetailer ProductRetailer Collection & Forwarding Customer service Service Operator Customer IFMS Part 1: Architecture - Model

  6. IFMS Part 1: Architecture - Progress to Date • Part 1 draft standard is available: http://www.itsa.org/resources.nsf/Files/DIS_24014-1/$file/ISO_DIS_24014-1__E_.pdf • Annex C: Cross Reference List between IFMSA & APTA UTFS • Objective: To provide a better understanding of this ISO document in relation to the APTA - UTFS • Adopted by CEN/TC 278 WG1 for Electronic Fee Collection (Toll Collection) • Further discussion on: • a. Overall architecture • b. IC Card/Smart Card (shared by Transit & Toll Collection) • c. Back Office Messaging & Interfaces • d. Security

  7. IFMS Part 1: Architecture - Progress to Date • Voted on New Work Item Under ISO/TC 204 – Approved on August 1, 2005 • ISO/DIS (Draft International Standard) 24014-1 • Voting began – August 4, 2005 • Voting Ends – January 4, 2006

  8. IFMS Part 2: Messaging (Under discussion) • Objective: To provide messages and interfaces between entities of the IFMSA as described in Part 1 • Contribution by France and Germany • US to contribute to IFMS Part 2 based on the UTFS Financial Management Committee – Work Package 4 development

  9. APTA Fare Collection Workshop 2006 March 19 – 22, 2006 Sheraton Atlanta Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia

  10. Thank you Chung-Chung Tam Chicago Transit Authority 901 West Division Street Chicago, Illinois 60622 Phone: (312) 932-2220 Email: ctam@transitchicago.com

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