An Evaluation of the Safety Affects of Speed Enforcement Cameras in Charlotte, NC
Enforcement of speeds by city and state patrols throughout the United States is a tough proposition. With growing numbers of…
ITRE has a long-standing commitment to addressing pressing surface infrastructure challenges on state and national highway systems. Research, training, and technical services focus in five key areas: operations, safety and geometrics, work zones, roadway assets, and sensing and instrumentation. Since ITRE’s inception, the Institute has published hundreds of peer-reviewed publications, reports, and guidebooks, and associated tools have been developed and utilized by the transportation profession to advance the knowledge of practitioners. In addition, the Institute trains thousands of transportation workers a year in these focus areas.
An Evaluation of the Safety Effects on Speed Enforcement to Enhance Traffic Safety in North Carolina
This project examines the effects of a mobile automated speed enforcement system in Charlotte, North Carolina. Limited focus groups were…
Accelerating Roundabout Implementation in the United States: Evaluation to Address Key Issues
The objective of this study is to provide FHWA and professional practice in the United States with timely information on…
All-Weather Paint for Work Zones: Field Evaluation in North Carolina and Ohio
In order to address the problem of seemingly invisible pavement markings under nighttime, rainy conditions, 3M developed the “All-Weather Paint”…