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Text: Connected automated travel: As complicated as 1, 2, 3. What we're thinking. Gregory Winfree, Swaminathan Gopalswamy. Image: graphic of connected vehicles on roadway.

Text: Why maintaining a lone desert highway matters to us all. What We're Thinking. Katie Turnbull. Image: Highway in a desert.

Promotion graphic for the Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium on Feb. 18-20, 2019 at the Omni Austin Hotel.

Text: What We're Thinking, William R. Stockton. Rural Texas highways give us a reliable path to the pump. | Image: Semi-truck driving over a distressed rural roadway.

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

29 Jan

Full Depth Reclamation with Asphalt Binders Workshop

18-20Feb

2019 Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium

26-27Mar

2019 TxDOT Surveyors Conference and Expo

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TRB Leaders Unveil Critical Issues

TTI’s Crawford Appointed Chair of ITE Coordinating Council

Youth Transportation Safety Program Awarded Grant from Union Pacific Railroad

Geiselbrecht Receives New Public Participation Certification

TTI News Archive

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

What We’re Thinking: It’s High Time for a Discussion on Infrastructure

Slower Doesn’t Always Mean Safer — NCHRP Guide Helps Planners Mitigate Work Zone Crashes

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Faster, Safer, Less Expensive Road Construction Through Utility Engineering

Double Time — Accelerated Construction Strategies Enable a Quicker Pace Toward Project Completion

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Cheap, Fast, Good: Cold, In-Place Recycling Can Deliver All Three

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