Understanding Ridership Trends in Transit
Florida has seen dramatic ridership declines in the past four years. These declines are over two times more severe than those for the nation and have continued thru 2018. The…
Webinar Recording: Development of Statewide Guidelines for Implementing Leading Pedestrian Intervals in Florida
March 14, 2019, 12:00PM (ET) Development of Statewide Guidelines for Implementing Leading Pedestrian Intervals in Florida Pedestrian safety is an ongoing major concern throughout the United States and is one…
The Latest Data from the Tampa Connected Vehicle Pilot Program on ITS DataHub
TAMPA, Fla., March 5, 2019 – The Autonomous-Connected Mobility Evaluation (ACME) program at the Center for Urban Transportation Research has played a pivotal role in providing the latest data from…
2019 USF Transportation Day
The 1st Annual USF Transportation Day was held on February 28, 2019. The event held interactive activities like scooter demonstrations, bike maintenance, and road safety pledges. Senior Research Associate Julie…
Development of crash modification factors of horizontal curve design features for single-motorcycle crashes on rural two-lane highways: A matched case-control study
Development of crash modification factors of horizontal curve design features for single-motorcycle crashes on rural two-lane highways: A matched case-control study Chun fu Xin, Zhenyu Wang, Chanyoung Lee, Pei-Sung Lin,…
2019 TRB
CUTR at the TRB 2019 Annual Meeting The Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) at the University of South Florida (USF) is excited to participate in the Transportation Research Board…
Kristine Williams – Emeritus Member status by the Standing Committee on Access Management
Kristine Williams, AICP, is CUTR’s Planning and Corridor Management Research Program Director. Ms. Williams is a land use and transportation policy and planning specialist with extensive experience in research, training…