Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI)
Description: The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) continues to serve as Virginia Tech's largest university-level research center and is dedicated to conducting research to save lives, save time and save money in the transportation field by developing and using state-of-the-art tools, techniques, and technologies to solve transportation challenges. Its cutting-edge research is effecting significant change in public policies in the transportation domain on both the state and national levels.
Affiliated with: Virginia Tech
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University of Wisconsin-Madison Transportation Society
Description: The University of Wisconsin-Madison Transportation Society is a group of students who are from different disciplines and educational backgrounds, including civil engineering, logistics, industrial engineering and economics, but have a common interest in transportation. In its monthly meetings, the society discusses logistics, roadway reconstruction, transportation safety, and ITS in Wisconsin.
Affiliated with: University of Wisconsin, Madison
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University of Oklahoma
Description: ITS university research.
Affiliated with: University of Oklahoma
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U.S. DOT's ITS Program Electronic Data Library
Description: The Electronic Document Library contains documents on intelligent transportation systems topics published or sponsored by the U.S. Dept. of Transportation. Most of the documents are in PDF format.
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TRIS (Transportation Research Information Services) Online
Description: TRIS Online contains over 500,000 records of transportation research and is updated monthly. Funded by sponsors of the Transportation Research Board. Some documents are immediately available; it also includes journal citations and abstracts of ITS-related articles.
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Transportation Systems Research Group
Description: ITS research and project reports.
Affiliated with: University of Vermont
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Transportation Northwest (TransNow)
Description: Transportation Northwest (TransNow) is committed to the development and maintenance of a Center of excellence in transportation research and education in the theme area of "transportation operations and planning." It will serve as a primary source of and resource for competent transportation professionals in the 21st century.
Affiliated with: University of Washington, Portland State University, Oregon State University, Washington State University, the University of Idaho, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
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Transportation Learning Network (TLN) (formerly Tel8)
Description: The Transportation Learning Network (TLN), formerly Tel8, is an interactive videoconferencing network among states in the western United States. The network links together the transportation departments (DOTs) in Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming and the Mountain-Plains Consortium universities of Colorado State University, North Dakota State University, South Dakota State University, University of Utah, and University of Wyoming.
Affiliated with: North Dakota State University, Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute (UGPTI)
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Transportation Engineering Online Lab Manual
Description: This web site is a laboratory manual that is designed to supplement the average junior-level course in transportation engineering. Laboratory exercises are presented for most of the major topics addressed in undergraduate transportation engineering. Practicing engineers and educational entities view these topics as the most important ones that civil engineering graduates need to understand.
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Transportation Engineering Course Materials
Description: This website is part of a project developed through the Education Council of the Institute of Transportation Engineers. Its purpose is to provide a web-based index to transportation engineering courses that are taught in colleges and universities throughout the U.S. The site will allow university faculty to more effectively share information regarding the courses that they teach, and it will be particularly helpful to new faculty who are developing their own course materials. It includes syllabi for four different ITS courses, 18 traffic engineering or traffic flow courses and many introduction to transportation engineering courses.
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Transportation Center, University of Rhode Island
Description: The URI Transportation Center was established in 1999 to conduct multidisciplinary education, research, technology transfer and outreach for surface transportation systems and advanced transportation infrastructure.
Affiliated with: University of Rhode Island
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Transportation Center, University of Massachusetts
Description: The University of Massachusetts Transportation Center is responsible for promoting transportation research and outreach services that engage academic resources throughout the University of Massachusetts System.
Affiliated with: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Transportation Center
Description: Use website’s search function to located ITS-related content.
Affiliated with: Northwestern University
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Transportation and Civil Engineering (TRAC) Program
Description: The Transportation and Civil Engineering (TRAC) Program is the hands-on education program of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO). TRAC is made available to secondary schools (high schools and Junior high schools) through regional centers where the Departments of Transportation (DOTs) work in partnership with other government organizations, universities, non-profit organizations, and private industry. At its most basic level, TRAC is a program designed for integration into science, math, and social studies classes.
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Texas Transportation Institute (TTI)
Description: Use website's search function to located ITS-related content. Explore ITS research being conducted in TTI’s research centers.
Affiliated with: Texas A&M University
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Texas Transportation Institute
Description: Presentations for K-12 and college students
Affiliated with: Texas A&M University
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Texas Summer Transportation Institute (TSTI)
Description: Students experience the critical frontiers of science and transportation engineering through intensive training in math, science, and technology. They learn to appreciate the importance of all modes of transportation including intermodalism, highway design, rail, safety, future air navigation systems, intelligent transportation systems, environmentalism, marine transportation, and air globalization.
Summer programs, including ITS content, for high school students.
Affiliated with: Texas A&M University, Prairie View A&M University, Texas Southern University, Palo Alto College, and Paul Quinn College, and Texas A&M University.
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Technology transfer, Western Transportation Institute
Description: Information about conferences and rural transportation blog.
Affiliated with: Montana State University, Western Transportation Institute
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Talking Technology and Transportation (T3) Webinars
Description: Webinars on a broad range of ITS topics. Participants can ask questions by through web interface or orally at end the session. Open to the ITS transportation community. Visit www.pcb.its.dot.gov to register for an upcoming webinar or to view archived webinars.
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Systems Engineering Guidebook for ITS (FHWA California Division and Caltrans)
Description: Systems engineering guide.
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