Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Visit to Transportation Technology Center, Pueblo, Colorado


On June 28-29, 2017, CUTR’s Transit Standards Working Group continued their work during a meeting hosted by CUTR’s project partner, the Transportation Technology Center, Inc., in Pueblo, Colorado. One primary objective of the meeting was the validation and prioritization of the project team’s initial list of transit safety standard focus areas for consideration. In addition, the group was tasked with the review and input to focus area research activities and associated recommendations for FTA related to: event data recorders for rail and bus; crashworthiness/CEM for rail and bus; emergency lighting and signage for rail; and tunnel standards.


Thursday, June 22, 2017

USF ITE Student Chapter Wins Florida Section Collegiate Traffic Bowl

We are so proud of the USF ITE Student Chapter for winning the Florida Section Collegiate Traffic Bowl! Now on to Toronto for the national (international) championship! Congratulations
to our great students!

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

CUTC Meeting in Buffalo

I was pleased to return to the Council of University Transportation Centers' annual summer meeting after an absence of eight years, this one was in Buffalo, New York, and of course that meant a visit to Niagara Falls, this time on the U.S. side and the Maid of the Mist!

Monday, June 12, 2017

Visit of Daniel Kress from University of Federal Armed Forces, Germany

We are pleased to welcome Daniel Kress, master's student in Civil Engineering at the University of Federal Armed Forces in Munich, Germany. Daniel will be working on his Master’s thesis at CUTR from April-August 2017, the topic of which is: Variable Speed Limit Systems Algorithms and Implementations – A Worldwide Overview. Daniel's visit is part of a partnership with Prof. Klaus Bogenberger. After graduating from the University of Federal Armed Forces in September 2017, he will continue his military service as an officer in becoming an Air Traffic Controller in the German Air Force. Welcome Daniel!