Oversight of Intelligent Transportation Systems program being audited

Feb 19, 2008

The Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General recently announced plans to audit the Intelligent Transportation Systems/Joint Program Office.

DOT-OIG says its audit objective is to assess whether the JPO is effectively overseeing the ITS program through its efforts to (1) provide strategic direction and crossmodal program coordination; (2) manage the ITS research budget; and (3) monitor program status, results and outcomes.

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