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TRB Weekly
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TRB Weekly covers the latest in transportation research.
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AI, digitalization, and advanced automation are separate but closely connected technological fields. Get inspired by Transforming Transportation: Leveraging the Power of Artificial Intelligence, Digitalization, and Automation from TRB's Executive Committee. This new publication provides a forward-looking roadmap to help transportation agencies, researchers, and industry leaders navigate rapid technological change while ensuring transportation systems remain safe and reliable.
Transforming Transportation encourages our full community of transportation practitioners and researchers to take an active role in exploring and advancing these possibilities, which are only beginning to take shape.
TRB mobilizes expertise, experience, and knowledge to anticipate and solve complex transportation-related challenges. From a trusted researcher and convener of transportation expertise, this publication aims to inform discussions among federal agencies, state departments of transportation, industry partners, and the broader transportation research community.
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Reliable traffic records support fair legal outcomes and inform the development of strategies to improve road safety. Justin M. Owens of the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center jumps into the issues of inconsistent and cross-jurisdiction data in a TR News article. As Owens notes, TRB’s Behavioral Traffic Safety Cooperative Research Program (BTSCRP) BTSCRP Research Report 5: Strategies to Improve State Traffic Citation and Adjudication Outcomes identifies challenges and potential solutions in traffic records management and includes a practical toolkit for agencies and states.
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April 30 - TRB Webinar: Legal Issues Relating to DOT’s Collection and Use of Data
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May 8 - TRB Webinar: Data Governance in State DOTs—Insights and Practitioner Perspectives
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May 18 - 21 - The European Commission is hosting Transport Research Arena (TRA) in Budapest, Hungary. TRB is pleased to have an MOU with European Conference of Transport Research Institutes (ECTRI). Register today!
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Highway professionals face challenges that others may have already tackled. TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program's synthesis program collects, evaluates, and disseminates fragmented or unevaluated information to support informed decision-making across the highway community. Employees of state departments of transportation, AASHTO staff on behalf of AASHTO committees or councils, and employees of the Federal Highway Administration can submit their problem statements for possible future NCHRP synthesis projects by June 15.
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2027 TRB Annual Meeting Patron sales are now open! Limited availability—secure your package today. New for 2027: exclusive tote bag and registration website packages. For more information contact Louis Helms at lhelms@nas.edu.
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