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Retaining walls, embankments, slopes, and subgrades are types of geotechnical assets that can adversely influence the performance of transportation and other infrastructure systems, particularly with

Amid restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the region, researchers at the Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation have still been able to conduct important work [...]

On August 24th from 3-4 pm, the Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT) will host Mark Vessely, P.E., principal engineer with BGC Engineering for a presentation on [...]

The second edition of Fast Track Research Notes published by CAIT-affiliated researcher Dr. James W. Hughes was published earlier in June and looked at New Jersey’s May job gain and

The NJ Transit Board of Directors recently approved an approximately $250 million contract with George Harms Construction for the initial construction phase of the Raritan River Bridge [...]

According to a new Rutgers report, fears of additional Coronavirus flare ups are dampening economic outlook. Throughout the pandemic, CAIT-affiliated research Dr. James W. Hughes has been [...]

Partners at Atlantic Cape Community College have announced an agreement with Sinclair Community College that includes hosting a drone kickstarter program as part of an initiative to promote [...]

Dredged material for coastal projects is one tool that can and should be incorporated into larger structural and non-structural coastal resilience efforts in the short

UTC partners at Cornell University’s Local Roads Program have developed a new software tool to help local agencies do their own pavement designs. Under-designing roads