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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…
Shengke Zeng, Harlan E. Amandus, Alfred A. Amendola, Bradley H. Newbraugh, Douglas M. Cantis, Darlene Weaver
Problem: The homicide rate of taxicab-industry is 20 times greater than that of all workers. A NIOSH study showed that cities with taxicab-security cameras experienced significant reduction in taxicab driver homicides. Methods: Minimum technical requirements…
S. C. V. Abib, A. M. Françóia, F. Ricci, M. V. B. Cezillo, B. R. Müller
Introduction: Children safety car devices decrease injuries and death in children. A survey conducted in Brazil in 2009 revealed that only 36.1% of children safely transported. In 2010, a Brazilian law was implemented, obligating the use of safety devices. Th…
Emad Felemban, Adil A. Sheikh
Rapid developments of mobile technologies, data acquisition and big data analytics, and their integration with critical application domains such as transportation systems have the potential to produce more efficient, real-time, intelligent and safe transporta…
Barry E. Prentice, Robert Knotts
The advance of transportation technology depends on science and economics. During the 1930s, airships and airplanes competed head-to-head for the Atlantic passenger market. When World War 2 broke out, everything changed. Over the next five years, the combined…
Hilda Karlsson, Rickard Bergqvist, Lars Brigelius
Differences between countries’ internalization degrees and between transport modes both tend to risk distorting competition and creating socioeconomic inefficiency . This review examines regulations and charges for freight transports for different transport m…
Andrey Vladimirovich Ostroukh, Bashmakov Igor Aleksandrovich, Polgun Mikhail Borisovich
The paper proposes a process-functional model of transportation mix concrete, which is a structured description of a means of transportation technology mix concrete road at the level of the production process. Range of activities related to the transportation…
Bharti Sharma, Vinod Kumar Katiyar, Arvind Kumar Gupta, Akansha Singh
Vehicle detection has been the critical part of the traffic surveillance system for many years. However, vehicle detection method is still challenging. In this paper, differential morphology closing profile is used to extract the vehicle automatically from th…
Enock T. Mtoi, Ren Moses
This paper explores the use of archived data to calibrate volume delay functions (VDFs) and updates their input parameters (capacity and free-flow speed) for planning applications. The sensitivity analysis of speed to change in congestion level is performed t…
Hualiang Harry Teng, Xuecai Xu, Venkatesan Muthukumar, A. Reed Gibby
Queue detection systems have been used in traffic management in work zones and have also been recommended for traffic control for special events like sports and conventions. However, they have not been tested in the field. This paper presents the results of t…
Jonathan Masinick, Hualiang Teng, Nesley Orochena
An incident influences traffic not only in the incident direction but also in the opposite direction. There has been a research on the influence of incidents on the traffic in the incident direction. However, the research relating to the influence on the oppo…
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