- Alcohol Involvement in Texas Driver Fatalities - 1998 & 1999 Data
- Assessing Driver Distraction Due to In-Vehicle Video Systems through Field Testing at the Southwest Center for Transportation Research and Testing at Pecos
- Buckle Up In Your Truck Evaluation
- Demographics of Fatal Crashes in Texas and Evaluation of Current and Proposed Countermeasures to Reduce Impaired Driving
- Determine the Incidence of Alcohol and Other Drugs in Fatally Injured Drivers and Pedestrians in Texas
- Driver and Pedestrian BACs in Texas
- Drug Evaluation Classification Program (DECP) Evaluation Project
- Evaluate Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Training Course
- Evaluation of Efforts to Assess and Improve the Ignition Interlock Program in Texas
- Evaluation of Efforts to Improve Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Reporting in Texas
- Evaluation of Hands-on Bicycle Education Courses
- Evaluation of Horizontal Signing Applications
- Evaluation of the Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program in Texas
- Evaluation of the Texas Drug Evaluation and Classification Program
- Examining Long-Distance Express Bus as an Extension of and Feeder to Passenger Rail System
- Examining Utility of SFST's
- Guidelines for the Use of Diagrammatic Guide Signs and their Alternatives
- Impaired Road-Users: A Comparison of the Drivers and Pedestrians Involved in Fatal Pedestrian Crashes
- Improving Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Testing and Reporting in Texas
- In-Service Performance Evaluation of Roadside Safety Features
- In-depth Evaluation of the Texas "Click It Or Ticket" Campaign
- Methods and Guidelines for Evaluating Dynamic Message Sign Performance
- Nighttime Data Collection Techniques
- Observational Surveys of Restraint Use and Motorcycle Helmet Use
- Performance Measurement Tool Box and Reporting System for Research Programs and Projects
- Reducing Older Driver Injuries at Intersections
- Rural Two-Lane Roadway Crash Analysis
- Safety Analysis in Support of Traffic Operations
- State Demonstration and Evaluation for Reducing Alcohol-Related Crashes
- Strategies to Increase Safety Belt Use by 'Tweens'
- Texas Statewide Impaired Driving Working Group
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