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Mark IV proposing 5.9GHz migration to E-ZPass IAG? - offering 5.9/GPS antenna after dual 5.9/915 reader


Soon after their official announcement of a dual mode reader named Janus (5.9GHz and 915MHz) Mark IV are saying they've developed a dual mode antenna combining bidirectional 5.9GHz signaling and a GPS signal receiver.

Mark IV reports successful tests of 5.9GHz and Janus 2-mode reader


Mark IV Industries, dominant in North America with their 915MHz E-ZPass toll systems, are announcing a dual-mode reader and claiming success in extensive on-road tests of 5.9GHz equipment. These have been conducted on highways set up with roadside equipment in the western suburbs of Detroit. The tests were part of the Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) program, a joint effort of many leading companies and government entities that has been going on for about five years.

Triboro's M Ascher - price was key in 1994 selection of Mark IV (FOLLOWUP)


Michael Ascher says the IAG did not capitulate to the special interests of the Garden State Parkway or any others in choosing Mark IV back in March 1994. He says cost was a major factor in Mark IV being given the sole source contract rather than the favorite going in, Amtech. Ascher was chairman of the executive committee meeting that decided the contract March 18 1994 in the Robert Moses Building of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority on a snowy Friday evening.

LITIGATION:TransCore vs Mark IV


LITIGATION:TransCore vs Mark IV

Originally published in issue 53 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Jan 2001.

Page:31

Subjects:litigation suit

Agencies:Mark IV TransCore

Sources:Gravelle

STANDARD:Antenna mounting height issue for ET


STANDARD:Antenna mounting height issue for ET

Originally published in issue 52 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Nov 2000.

Page:13

Subjects:antenna mounting height

Facilities:Pennsylvania Turnpike

Agencies:Mark IV

Locations:PA Pennsylvania

OWNERSHIP & WARRANTIES:Florida innovates with sales of transponders


OWNERSHIP & WARRANTIES:Florida innovates with sales of transponders

Originally published in issue 51 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Sep 2000.

Page:16

Subjects:sale or lease warranty

Agencies:Mark IV Amtech Kelly OOCEA

Locations:Florida FL

The ownership by the toll agency is usually spelled out in the agreement the motorist signs when opening a transponder account.

TAG BATTERIES:IAG plans for battery deaths


TAG BATTERIES:IAG plans for battery deaths

Originally published in issue 51 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Sep 2000.

Page:15

Subjects:battery life deaths

Facilities:MTA Triborough

Agencies:MTA Mark IV

Sources:Ascher

Mark IV may have T3 tags in 2001


Mark IV may have T3 tags in 2001

Originally published in issue 51 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Sep 2000.

Page:3

Subjects:multi-protocol tag standard T3

Agencies:Mark IV

Mark IV going Brit


Mark IV going Brit

Originally published in issue 49 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in May 2000.

Page:5

Subjects:takeover sale

Agencies:Mark IV IVHS BC Partners

Add-on to TRnl#48 April 2000:Toll roads newsletter


Add-on to TRnl#48 April 2000:Toll roads newsletter

Originally published in issue 48 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Apr 2000.

Page:25 add-on

Subjects:MP-tag multi-protocol super-tag supertag

Agencies:Mark IV

Sources:Manuel

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