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JTTs is an international refereed journal dedicated to the latest advancements in transportation technologies. The goal of this journal is to provide a forum for scientists and academicians worldwide to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and perspectives in diverse areas of transportation technologies, and…
Abdullah Jalal Nafakh, Darcy Michael Bullock, Jon Douglas Fricker
At a typical signalized intersection, the pedestrian phase consists of a walk interval and a change/clearance interval, during which pedestrians are given the right of way. The walk interval is intended to allow pedestrians to exit the curb ramp and enter the…
Fuat Ali Paker
The potential innovation and emerging workforce created by autonomous vehicle technologies, which have just entered the lean product development disciplines, play an important role in the development or change of the automotive manufacturing industry. Therefo…
Justin Anthony Mahlberg, Jairaj Desai, Howell Li, Rahul Suryakant Sakhare, Timothy Wells, Darcy Michael Bullock
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) spends approximately $30 to $60 million a year on deicing salt and operates a fleet of 1,000 winter operations trucks distributed among 140 locations. The entire fleet is now instrumented with location telemati…
Jairaj Desai, Jijo Kulathintekizhakethil Mathew, Howell Li, Darcy Michael Bullock
Historically, researchers and practitioners have utilized spot speeds and mic roscopic simulation methodologies to evaluate the operational impact of differential or uniform speed limits for trucks and passenger vehicles. This paper presents a methodology tha…
Babakarkhail Habibullah, Rui Teng, Kenya Sato
Fuel taxes are still a primary funding source for the development and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. Such a tax is collected as a flat fee from the importer or producer of the taxable fuel product. Fuel-efficiency improvements and the adoption…
Mostafa Sharafeldin, Ahmed Farid, Khaled Ksaibati
Rear-end crashes are among the most common crash types at signalized intersections. To examine the risk factors for the occurrence of this crash type, this study involved the analysis of nine years of intersection crash records in the state of Wyoming. With t…
Muanyimi Bope Pierre, Milambo Kapia Patrick, Bope Kwete Minga Barthélémy, Pembi Pembi Francy, Valentine Ngimbi Nzau, Munanga Arthur
Introduction: Road traffic put people at risks and needs health education to avoid accidents and deaths. This article aimed to build up a typology of public road accidents (public road accidents) and risk factors associated with in the provincial city of Kins…
Vinnet Ndlovu, Peter Newman
Zimbabwe has serious financial constraints so the only viable option to pro cure infrastructure is through engaging the private sector in public-private partnerships to enhance the chances of successfully undertaking public projects like sustainable transport…
Rahul Suryakant Sakhare, Margaret Hunter, Justin Mukai, Howell Li, Darcy Michael Bullock
Commercially available connected vehicle (CV) probe data has been demonstrated to provide scalable and near-real-time methodologies to evaluate the performance of road networks for various applications. However, one of the major concerns of probe data for age…
Ayesha Umme, Kojima Aya, Kubota Hisashi
Bangladesh is one of the most populated developing countries where public bus service plays a vital role as a public transport mode since it is easily available and cost-effective. In the social, commercial, educational, and administrative spheres, women’s pa…
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