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Transportation Operations

Description

The Transportation Operations Group at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute conducts research, transfers technology, and educates future leaders of the transportation profession. Our vision is to be recognized as a premier group in transportation system operations research.

Research units within TOG include:

  • Research and Implementation
    • Houston
    • North Texas
    • San Antonio/El Paso
  • System Reliability
    • Connected Infrastructure
    • Advanced Transportation Operations
  • Traffic Operations and Roadway Safety
    • Roadway Design
    • Roadway Safety
    • Signs and Markings
    • Work Zone and Dynamic Signs

Mission

The mission of the Transportation Operations Group is to facilitate innovations in transportation system operations through leadership in research, education, and technology transfer.

Expertise

Researchers in the Transportation Operations Group have expertise in many areas of transportation research, including the following:

  • intelligent transportation systems (ITS),
  • professional development,
  • roadway design,
  • signal operations,
  • signs and markings,
  • work zone safety,
  • dynamic message signs,
  • infrastructure management,
  • research implementation,
  • system monitoring, and
  • traffic control systems.

Cooperative Relationships/Sponsors

The Transportation Operations Group maintains cooperative relationships with the Federal Highway Administration and the Texas Department of Transportation, as well as numerous other state departments of transportation, universities, research institutes, city governments, and industry.

What's New

I-35 Waco Project Overview

Featured image for postThis project will improve I-35 in Waco from 12th Street to North Loop 340 by improving safety and mobility, adding capacity, incorporating technology, and enhancing aesthetics. Improvements include widening main lanes to four lanes in each direction, improving frontage roads and ramps, reconstructing bridges, improving interchanges, adding U-turns, and improving bicycle and pedestrian access. The […]

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