Event Info Date: November 20, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Today’s driver-assistance systems have impressive “physical” intelligence — they perceive the road and act on it — but almost no understanding of the human driver they share control with. This seminar…
Event Info Date: November 13, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description This session presents an integrated framework for assessing and optimizing the resilience of interdependent infrastructure systems under disruptive events. The framework combines system-level resilience assessment with models of infrastructure dependencies, cascading…
Event Info Date: November 6, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Continuous Pavement Friction Measurement (CPFM) is an established approach for continuously measuring pavement friction at normal operating speeds. FHWA recognizes and emphasizes CPFM as a tool for improving pavement friction and…
There are no fees to attend this course for current employees of a Florida public transit agency who meet the criteria identified in the Transit Training Policies and Procedures (PDF). December 1, 2026 Tuesday: 8:30am – 4:30pm FDOT District 1 | Bartow, FL This training is hosted by Florida Department of Transportation’s Florida Rural Transit Assistance…
There are no fees to attend this course for current employees of a Florida public transit agency who meet the criteria identified in the Transit Training Policies and Procedures (PDF). NOTE: The core concepts of active shooter preparedness, mitigation, and response apply across transit system sizes. This course is open to all transit agencies, and…
Event Info Date: October 30, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is rapidly evolving from a technology concept toward an emerging transportation mode with the potential to transform how people and goods move within and between metropolitan regions.…
Event Info Date: October 23, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) approaches to data analytics have gained considerable traction in highway safety research. However, the behavioral elements of the highway safety problem are fundamental, with driver behavior and…
Event Info Date: October 16, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Florida continues to face significant pedestrian and bicyclist safety challenges, with excessive speeding contributing to crash severity. This FDOT-sponsored study evaluated the effectiveness of school zone speed safety cameras following Florida…
Event Info Date: October 9, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description The research utilizes high-resolution imagery data provided by an aerial imagery provider. Using AI and ML algorithms the team detects, extracts, and analyzes roadway features from the collected imagery, identifying pavement…
Event Info Date: October 2, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Advanced transportation technologies are deployed on the promise of safety, mobility, and operational gains, yet those claims hold only when they can be measured against a defensible counterfactual. This seminar draws…
Event Info Date: September 25, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) safety applications work only while the roadside units (RSUs) that broadcast them stay online. As grid-powered, network-connected devices installed outdoors, RSUs can drop offline when weather disrupts their power,…
Event Info Date: September 18, 2026 Time: 12pm ET Duration: 1 Hr Cost: Free Format: In-person (at CUTR) & Online (via Microsoft Teams) Description This seminar presents research findings and practical strategies for reducing pedestrian conflicts with turning vehicles at signalized intersections. It examines leading pedestrian intervals, No Turn on Red treatments, restrictions on permissive…