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Volume 46, Number 3 (2010) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial A Horse of a Similar Color Mobility The Big Squeeze: The future of congestion management Economics What Goes Around Comes Around: Transportation drives economic prosperity Freight Movement Shipping to the Future Institute Legacy Celebrating 60 Years of Innovation: A history of saving lives, [...]
Volume 46, Number 2 (2010) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial TTI Has You Covered — Weather You’re Coming or Going Operations and Design SPOTLIGHT: The Visibility Research Laboratory Planning, Policy and Environment Time Measured in Raindrops: TTI Software Predicts River Migration Patterns Using Bluetooth Technology to Aid in Hurricane Evacuation Materials and Pavement [...]
Volume 46, Number 1 (2010) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial Tightening Your Beltway in Tough Times Technology and Innovation THEN: Application of Technology In Traffic Operations Research Goes Back to Earliest TTI Studies NOW: Taking It to the Streets: Collecting travel time data, speed with Bluetooth technology Innovative Modeling Method Discovered in El [...]
Volume 45, Number 4 (2009) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial It’s Not Easy Being Green—But It’s Worth the Effort Testing Facilities Drive-In Environmental Research Chamber: New TTI testing facility expected to open new doors for research Air Quality TTI MOVES Emissions Estimates Forward Enhancing Transportation in National Parks and Gateway Communities Green Institute [...]
Volume 45, Number 3 (2009) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial The Lone Star City, 2030 Tolling Life in the HOT Lane To toll or not to toll?: TTI examines the question Light and Commuter Rail The business of rail: TxDOT examines their role in rail projects Crash course in transit safety Intercity Rail: [...]
Volume 45, Number 2 (2009) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial An institute by any other name… Research in Action Share the road: Look twice for motorcycles U.S. benefitting from TTI’s research abroad New TRENDS in projecting transportation funding U.S. Rep. Oberstar Visits TTI Oberstar outlines “future of transportation” during visit with TTI Safety [...]
Volume 45, Number 1 (2009) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue Editorial A different perspective Planning Edwards announces Mobility Initiative at TTI TTI Contributes to 2030 Committee’s Texas Transportation Needs Report Measuring twice, cutting once: Integrating sustainability into transportation planning Evaluating the 4Ts Construction Black top served hot: TTI research helps lengthen road life Recycling [...]
Volume 44, Number 4 (2008) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial Moving toward a culture of safety Safe Communities Houston versus the hurricane Pay Attention!: Enhancing visibility to improve safety on Houston’s “Red Line” Texas safe communities: National results begin at home Safer routes, healthier kids School zones as safety zones: Helping motorists reduce [...]
Volume 44, Number 3 (2008) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial There are many alternatives Transportation Options One person, one vote, one car? Saving your breath Share and share alike? Putting the “ICM” in team Clean fuel from landfills in India Navigating work zones: The pedestrian perspective Making room for the railroad SCHOOL’S IN, [...]
Volume 44, Number 2 (2008) Adobe PDF version Inside This Issue: Editorial Actively sharing research knowledge Workshops The road doctors A shot of asphalt Early and often Shining a light on nighttime crashes Webinars encourage global knowledge exchange Engineering the future The best of all roads TTI State Headquarters Breaking ground Conferences Turning the roundhouse [...]
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