Texas A&M Transportation Institute

Work in Progress: Building TTI's New Home

Having TTI's new headquarters and its other facilities located on TAMUS’s new RELLIS Campus will allow employees to work more closely together to continue discovering smarter solutions for our sponsors and improving safety, mobility and travel reliability for the public.
New Report on Shale Development Impacts Draws upon PRC Studies

A comprehensive review of the impacts of shale oil and gas development in Texas are detailed in a new report and draws extensively from two studies conducted by TTI’s Transportation Policy Research Center.
At a Glance: The Amount of Drilling Activity in a Region Affects Vehicle Crashes and Crash Costs

Study provides comparison of the amount of drilling activity in a region and its affect on vehicle crashes and crash injury costs.
TTI’s Traveler Information System Helps Keep I-35 Drivers Safer, Better Informed

In 2008, TxDOT began its My35 project to improve mobility and safety along the corridor. TTI has provided logistical and technical support to TxDOT in the corridor, including developing a first-of-its-kind traveler information system.
Experts Gather from Around the World for the Second Annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference

To grapple with the complexities associated with connected and automated vehicle adoption, transportation technology leaders gathered for the Second Annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference.
Rural Toolkit Devised to Help High-Crash-Rate Areas Improve Transportation Safety

Half of all fatal crashes in Texas occur on rural roadways. Researchers with TTI have identified those areas of the state with the highest crash rates and devised a plan that focuses on solving their specific issues.
TTI Traffic Safety Conference Plays Major Role in Developing Safety Plan for Texas

TTI’s 10th Traffic Safety Conference was historic in that it was the first time attendees helped shape the state’s latest Strategic Highway Safety Plan.
TTI Compares New Technologies to Collect Data on Travel Patterns

TTI researchers have completed numerous leading-edge studies that compare travel data collected from cellphones, GPS and Bluetooth® sources to determine which technology works best for collecting origin-destination data for different types of transportation studies.

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Texas Transportation Researcher - Volume 53, Number 2 -- cover

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info graphic comparing the number of wells, rural CMV crashes, and crash injury costs for selected Texas regions

public demonstration of truck platooning presented during the Second Annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference

Robert Wunderlich speaking at TTI's 10th Traffic Safety Conference

TTI News

New Textbook, Workshop Focus on Improving Pavements by Combining Science and Computational Analysis

Researchers with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) have combined their expertise to author ... Read More

Memorandum of Understanding Signed by TTI and Korean Agency

The Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) and the Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement ... Read More

TTI Editorial Featured in the Washington Times

Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) Agency Director Greg Winfree and TTI Senior Research Engineer ... Read More

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Work in Progress: Building TTI's New Home

New Report on Shale Development Impacts Draws upon PRC Studies

At a Glance: The Amount of Drilling Activity in a Region Affects Vehicle Crashes and Crash Costs

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

Experts Gather from Around the World for the Second Annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference

Rural Toolkit Devised to Help High-Crash-Rate Areas Improve Transportation Safety

TTI Traffic Safety Conference Plays Major Role in Developing Safety Plan for Texas

TTI Compares New Technologies to Collect Data on Travel Patterns

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Testing the Future of Autonomous Golf Carts

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TTI News

New Textbook, Workshop Focus on Improving Pavements by Combining Science and Computational Analysis

Memorandum of Understanding Signed by TTI and Korean Agency

TTI Editorial Featured in the Washington Times

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