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What We're Thinking | Johanna Zmud | Uber and Lyft are sntaching passengers from public transportation

TTI research looks at: What makes commercial motor vehicle crashes more severe | photo: semi-truck crashes on its side on a road.

What we're thinking | Christopher Poe and Ginger Goodin | The risks and benefits of driverless vehicles already on Texas roads.

TTI Research Focus Areas—Planning and Operations, Policy, Connected Transportation, Economics, Environment, Safety, Human Infrastructure, Security, Freight, Infrastructure, Workforce Development, Mobility

What We're Thinking | Jim Kruse | A lesson in economics, featuring seaports and your stuff.

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2018 ITS Texas / TexITE Joint Meeting

27-28Nov

2018 TxDOT Professional Engineering Procurement Services (PEPS) Conference

18-20Feb

2019 Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium

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TTI Part of Texas A&M Team Providing High-Tech Border Security through New DHS Center of Excellence

TTI Helps Nebraska Town with Life- and Time-Saving Rail-Monitoring System

Tooley Receives ARTBA’s Prestigious Ethel S. Birchland Lifetime Achievement Award

Self-Driving Trolleys Debut in Downtown Bryan this October

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Researchers Test Technologies to Remotely Determine Lane Status at Border Land Ports of Entry

Freight Travel Time and Travel-Time Reliability at the Border

Texas State Transportation Innovation Council Recommends TTI Project for Statewide Implementation Funding

TTI’s Traveler Information System Helps Keep I-35 Drivers Safer, Better Informed

Safety Research Essential in Light of National Increase in Traffic Crashes: TTI’s Center for Transportation Safety

Reaching the Worldwide Marketplace — TTI’s Center for International Intelligent Transportation Research Solves Cross-Border Transportation Problems

driver blowing into an ignition interlock device

TTI’s Center for Alcohol and Drug Education Studies Works to Eliminate Impaired Driving

Sharp Announces RELLIS, 3M Partnership During Third Annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference

Port of Houston with down town Houston skyline in view at sunset

TTI’s Center for Ports and Waterways Helps Sponsors Navigate Economic Opportunity

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