Results for Engineers Traffic Transportation

Here's what it takes to be a traffic signal engineer.

USC engineers are working on artificial intelligence that can more accurately predict traffic patterns.

Traffic noise is annoying... well, duh. But it could also be detrimental to your health. And how can snacking help your financial investments?

“What you measure is what you get,” the saying goes. In transportation, the dominant metrics are all about moving motor vehicle traffic, so America has built a transportation network th…

Autonomous and connected vehicles have the potential to transform the transportation industry. By generating vast quantities of data, organizations can improve safety, reduce congestion, and, ultimately, improve our quality of life. This paper outlines how new sources of data provide an opportunity to improve the efficiency of transportation systems while providing new services and optimizing transportation investments.

Better Cities & Towns gives its imprimatur to the "narrower is better" approach to lane width for traffic safety thanks to a study by Toronto transportation planner, Dewan Masud Karim, presented at the Canadian ITE annual conference.

IBM helped Miami’s transportation planners analyze the busses’ paths, speed and stops to assess the accuracy of bus arrival predictions and provide bunching alerts.

Technology has a role to play when it comes to identifying where road repairs are needed, which could help authorities to save money.

At departments of transportation across the country, people are working to find the right messaging to help traffic move a little smoother.

Urban design can be used to decrease the number of annual pedestrian deaths, a figure which increased by 6% in 2012. Here are 5 effective traffic hacks that can be used to save people's lives.