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Community research is conducted in collaboration with public and nonprofit organizations and focused on addressing urban freight, logistics, supply chain, and transportation challenges that have a direct impact on local communities. These projects involve working closely with these organizations and engaging with the community to develop effective solutions that not only enhance logistics and transportation efficiency but also align with the goals and missions of local entities.
Technical Report
Published: 2012
Journal/Book: U.S. Federal Highway Administration
Summary:
This project developed four new activity‐based transportation courses including “Traffic Signal Systems Operations and Design”, “Understanding and Communicating Transportation Data”, “Introduction to Freight Transportation”, and “Rural Highway Design and Safety”. The courses are learner‐centered in which activities completed by students form the basis for their learning. The courses were offered fourteen times to a total of 195 students.
This project developed four new activity‐based transportation courses including “Traffic Signal Systems Operations and Design”, “Understanding and Communicating Transportation Data”, “Introduction to Freight Transportation”, and “Rural Highway Design and Safety”. The courses are learner‐centered in which activities completed by students form the basis for their learning. The courses were offered fourteen times to a total of 195 students.