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Under-designing roads can mean more expensive repairs for local towns and counties in the long run. Cornell’s Dr. David Orr, PE, has developed an innovative tool to help bring the

CAIT researchers at the Rutgers Asphalt and Pavement Laboratory created this new free technology and are now licensing it to professionals in the field. The software can easily provide analysis

Traffic congestion costs the United States billions each year in productivity as commuters find themselves stuck on the nation’s crowded roadways. As more and more people use the transportation system

A recent paper from Rutgers CAIT validated the Paratransit Skills Assessment and found it can predict an individual’s ability to use paratransit services with greater than 96% accuracy. [...]

Janet Leli has been with CAIT since its inception and has contributed to its success over the years through taking on leadership positions and other efforts to advance the transportation

At the 99th Annual Transportation Research Board Meeting, a student from UTC partner school NJIT was recognized by CUTC as a Student of the Year. The award highlights outstanding UTC

The presentation was related to a current collaborative CAIT UTC project studying tunnel fires that aims to increase safety and minimize economic losses in the transportation network by enhancing the

Dr. Cecilia Feeley’s research addresses transportation and mobility issues for individuals on the Autism spectrum. Last month, she shared her knowledge and work with other mobility experts at the [...]

Announced every year at the NJDOT Research Showcase, this award honors someone who worked with the Department on a research project that has been implemented to solve a relevant problem.