April 27, 2017, 12:00PM (ET) Integrating Equity into Regional Transportation Planning This webinar explores methods used by MPOs to understand the equity effects of regional transportation plans and investments, based on research conducted for the National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC). The webinar will examine how MPOs are identifying communities of concern with regard…
CUTR is so pleased that our longtime advisory board chair and current vice chair Kimberlee DeBosier received the Dean’s Distinguished Service Award at the USF Engineering Excellence Awards! Congratulations and thank you Kim!
With the advancement of technology and the arrival of automated vehicles, Joel Volinski predicts more changes in transit will occur over the next decade than there had been in the past 80 years. Read his essay on People Who Move People.
April 13, 2017, 12:00PM (ET) Safety Effects of Street Illuminance on Urban Roadways Nighttime crashes are over-represented on the highway system in the United States. Street lighting is an effective countermeasure to improve nighttime safety. To monitor street lighting-level data (illuminance) on a big-scale roadway network precisely and efficiently, CUTR developed the Advanced Lighting Measurement…
Congratulations to the five College of Engineering staff members who have recently been recognized with Outstanding Staff Awards by the University of South Florida and the College of Engineering. Three College of Engineering Staff were recently recognized by USF with a 2016 Outstanding Staff Award. Shannon Salvog, Michael Konrad and Catherine Burton were recognized at an awards luncheon on April…
Congratulations to Jodi Godfrey on her five years at CUTR! She started working as a student for Dr. Steve Polzin’s team, Mobility Policy Research and upon graduation with her M.S. in Civil Engineering, she was hired as a Research Associate to work for his team and Lisa Staes’ team, Transit Safety and Workforce Development programs. …