By Saumya Jain Transportation agencies often rely on police generated crash reports for improving roadway design and making streets safer for all users. A recent study from Washington, D.C., however, found that almost one in three car crashes involving a cyclist or a pedestrian goes unreported. With such a wide gap in data, it is quite possible agencies don’t fully …
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DOTs are thinking beyond highways for keeping economies moving
By Rayla Bellis and Chris McCahill Construction of the Interstate Highway System spawned decades of economic growth in the U.S., but building more of the same will have diminishing returns, according to research outlined recently …
Evidence AVs can operate in lanes as narrow as 9 feet
A recent article in the Transportation Research Record has promising findings, suggesting even current autonomous vehicle systems may be able to consistently operate in lanes as narrow as 2.75 meters, or nine feet. Narrow lanes …
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Steve Viscelli
Steve Viscelli (PhD, Indiana University; MA, Syracuse University; BA, Colgate University) is an economic sociologist who studies the trucking industry. In 2010 he began working with COWS as a National Science Foundation fellow. His work …
John Inglish
John Inglish sits on the board of directors of Wireless Advanced Vehicle Electrification (WAVE). He has been a national leader in the transportation industry for more than 35 years. With an engineering background, John began …