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TTI’s SEC Lab Expands to Meet Demand

September 1, 2013

For years, TTI’s SEC Laboratory has provided sponsors with a state-of-the-art facility for assessing sediment and erosion control products. This expansion will more than double our current capabilities and reduce the waiting list.

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 49, Number 3 Tagged With: environment, featured, SEC lab

Looking into the Retroreflective Glass

March 1, 2012

As the paint–glass bead mixture used in roadway markings for light retroreflection is applied to the road, degrades over time, and is reapplied, what effect does it have on the people handling it and on our environment?

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 48, Number 1 Tagged With: environment, glass beads, heavy metals, pavement markings, retroreflectivity, safety

Freight Shuttle System Promises the Next Historic Milestone in Freight Movement

March 1, 2012

Picture a system in which transporters powered by electric motors carry trailers from trucks and containers from ships on an elevated track above existing highway right-of-way, safely separated from passenger traffic.

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 48, Number 1 Tagged With: environment, freight shuttle system, mobility, right-of-way, safety, sustainability

A Blueprint for Sustainability

March 1, 2012

Sustainability — a popular, emerging concept — has become a key consideration in the delivery and operation of transportation infrastructure, and at all levels of government.

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 48, Number 1 Tagged With: economic development, environment, guidebook, infrastructure, mobility, sustainability

Making the Most of a Fixer-Upper

March 1, 2012

Transportation and Sustainability in the 21st Century Nothing lasts forever. For researchers in transportation, that particular cliché presents a challenge. If nothing lasts forever, how can we build a better, more efficient, longer-lasting network? Bang for the buck. More from less. As stakeholders in transportation, you no doubt know these phrases by heart. The key […]

Filed Under: MyTTI News, Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 48, Number 1 Tagged With: editorial, environment, sustainability

Keeping Tabs on the Elements: TTI’s Environmental Research Focuses on Water, Air Standards

December 1, 2010

Seeing a smoking vehicle traveling down the highway makes us think about the air we’re breathing. When rainfall causes the road to be slick from tire residue and engine spills, we don’t often think of what happens when the pollutants wash off the road. But what the roadside does with the polluted water and how […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 46, Number 4 Tagged With: environment

The Sky’s the Limit

December 1, 2010

The Texas Transportation Institute’s (TTI‘s) new Environmental and Emissions Research Facility (EERF) is officially open for research. Joe Zietsman, director of the Center for Air Quality Studies, describes this facility as a “researcher’s dream come true.” The EERF was made possible by a competitive grant award from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Houston […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 46, Number 4 Tagged With: air quality, EERF, environment, Environmental and Emissions Research Facility

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