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Reinventing Transportation: Change Is Coming. Are We Ready?

December 1, 2015

The transportation revolution is on its way. In fact, it’s already here. Partially automated vehicles (AVs) are on the nation’s roadways right now, connected vehicles (CVs) are just around the corner, and autonomous vehicles may not be far behind. Standards and policies are evolving as well. For example, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 51, Number 4 Tagged With: Connected/Automated Vehicles, CV/AV, data security, privacy, public policy, system security

TTI Study Examines Policy Implications of Automated Vehicles

June 1, 2014

The widespread presence of self-driving vehicles is still many years away. To manufacturers, those years represent a long and anxious wait to get their products to market. Government decision-makers, on the other hand, might view the wait as a good thing, since they will need all the time they can get to work through the […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 50, Number 2 Tagged With: active traffic management, automated vehicle, infrastructure, liability, privacy, public policy, traffic safety laws

Do Road-User Charges Make Sense for Texas? More States Are Exploring Alternatives to the Motor Fuels Tax

March 1, 2014

When we pay for electricity, the charge is based on the number of kilowatt hours we use. For natural gas, we pay for the number of cubic feet we use. For cell-phone service, it’s typically the number of minutes we use. If we think of transportation as another utility service, does it make sense to […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 50, Number 1 Tagged With: fuel tax, privacy, road-user charges, transportation funding

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