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TOSTADA Uses Stacked Data Layers to Provide the Best “Bang for the Buck”

December 1, 2014

If the concept of layering works for a popular Mexican food dish, why can’t the same concept work when analyzing data to prioritize roadway improvements? That’s the thinking behind a new approach that examines a comprehensive set of condition and performance measures, and weighs those factors to help determine where transportation improvement projects make the […]

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 50, Number 4 Tagged With: data analysis model, public engagement, public policy, TOSTADA, transportation planning

Rider 42: “Bang for the Buck” and “Fast Planning”

September 1, 2013

Lawmakers set aside money to get the state’s highest-priority roadway projects moving…They turned to TTI to help partner agencies prioritize projects to achieve the biggest bang for the buck.

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 49, Number 3 Tagged With: featured, investment priorities, mobility, public engagement, public policy

Pilot Virtual Open House Ushers in New Era of Public Engagement

September 1, 2013

TTI, working with TxDOT and CTRMA, recently developed a virtual open house website as an online forum for the general public to learn about possible improvements to the Oak Hill Parkway project in Austin, Texas.

Filed Under: Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 49, Number 3 Tagged With: featured, public engagement, transportation planning, virtual open house

Pilot Virtual Open House Ushers in New Era of Public Engagement

June 10, 2013

Public input in the planning and implementation of transportation projects is a vital part of the project development process for agencies that are responsible for our transportation system. But in today’s environment of ever-increasing time constraints, it can be difficult for the public to take time out of their busy schedules to attend a meeting […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Oak Hill Parkway project, public engagement, virtual open house

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