Proactive congestion management via data-driven methods and connected vehicle-based microsimulation
CUTR’s Autonomous-Connected Mobility Evaluation (ACME) program was recently published in the Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems. In this research, the team proposes a new method that fuses conventional data sources, like radar and loop detectors, with Bluetooth and connected vehicle (CV) probe data. The team produced an algorithm to predict the onset and intensity of…
Designing Pandemic Resilient Cities: Exploring the Impacts of The Built Environment on Infection Risk Perception & Subjective Well-Being
Designing Pandemic Resilient Cities: Exploring the Impacts of The Built Environment on Infection Risk Perception & Subjective Well-Being Friday, December 2, 2022 12 PM ET – 1 PM ET [ultimate_spacer height=”100″] Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, authorities around the world explored ways to slowdown the spread of the disease while maintaining the…
TRB 2023
The Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) at the University of South Florida (USF) was excited to participate in the Transportation Research Board (TRB) 2023 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, January 8–12, 2023. CUTR Involvement at the 2023 TRB Annual Meeting 2 Standing Committee Chairs 11 presiding events 7 lecterns 1 workshop 17 papers 3…
CUTR’s Jodi Godfrey participates in the Great American Teach-In
CUTR’s Jodi Godfrey participated in the 2022 Great American Teach-In. The Teach-In is an opportunity for members of the community to share their passion for their career or hobby with grade school students. Sharing her work with 50 fifth-graders, Ms. Godfrey discussed safety, intersections, and the importance of transportation! This is Ms. Godfrey’s sixth year participating…
S1E8: What makes a Best Workplace for Commuters?
[ultimate_spacer height=”25″] S1E8: What makes a Best Workplace for Commuters? Guests: Julie Bond, CUTR Senior Research Associate; Tom Harrington, Global Commute Solutions Leader in Intuit’s Workplace Organization Producers: Christina Loizou Available on Transcript Transcript [00:00:00] Announcer: The following research is part of the National Institute for Congestion Reduction funded by the United States Department of Transportation…
CUTR’s Fred Mannering, Ph.D., named to Highly Cited™ Researcher list
For the fourth consecutive year, CUTR Executive Director Fred Mannering, Ph.D., was named to the Clarivate™ list of Highly Cited Researchers™. Of the world’s population of scientists and social scientists, Highly Cited Researchers™ are 1 in 1,000. Dr. Mannering has published 170 referred articles and two textbooks. His work has been cited more than 30,000 times.…
The Path to Self-Explaining Roads leads through Driver Psychology
The Path to Self-Explaining Roads leads through Driver Psychology Friday, November 18, 2022 12 PM ET – 1 PM ET [ultimate_spacer height=”100″] We all want drivers to pay attention and drive right—especially when pedestrians and bicyclists are around—but what does it take to get there? How can we design roadways that automatically get a…
S1E7: I share, you share, we all share: micromobility on roads and sidewalks
[ultimate_spacer height=”25″] S1E7: I share, you share, we all share: micromobility on roads and sidewalks Guests: Jason Jackman, CUTR Senior Research Associate Producers: Blake Smallen Available on Transcript [00:00:00] Announcer: The following research is part of the National Institute for Congestion Reduction funded by the United States Department of Transportation through the University Transportation Center program.…