54th Annual Transportation Research Forum, Annapolis, Maryland, March 21-23, 2013

Transportation agencies are responsible for analyzing crash data to identify hot spots - locations that experience abnormally large numbers of crashes, pointing to potent [...]

The objective of this paper is to develop intersection crash severity prediction model using ordered probit model. Motor vehicle fatalities is reported the major cause of [...]

The two primary objectives of recent energy initiatives and/or policies are the reducing of both domestic emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) and our dependence on foreig [...]

Construction activities and numbers of related work zones on urban freeways have grown significantly. The most problematic work zones occur on roads that are already full [...]

This project discovers the opportunities and challenges for the American aviation industry in international markets, through on-site case-study methods. The research hypo [...]

Queue formation and dissipation have been extensively studied in relation to traffic signalization, work zone operation, incident occurrence, and ramp metering. This stud [...]

The continuous growth in demand of vehicular traffic has led to a large increase in fuel consumption and emissions, negatively impacting the environment, public health, a [...]

The Association of American Railroads initiated the Heavy Axle Load (HAL) Research Program in 1988 in order to “provide guidance to the North American railroad industry [...]