Rutgers researchers detail a potential system that can turn roads and bridges into sustainable “power plants” by harvesting the kinetic energy of vehicles using piezoelectric materials in pavement.
A study on managing risk associated with broken rails by Dr. Xiang Liu was chosen for a special issue of Transportation Research Record that collects papers from 2016–2017 that were most frequently cited and mentioned in journal articles, federal reports, and policy publications.
The American Council of Engineering Companies New Jersey (ACECNJ) selects CAIT to receive the 2019 Distinction in Industry Advancement Award its innovative products, pushing forward technologies that improve infrastructure condition assessment, and for its role in training the future transportation workforce.
This report explains what active transportation financing is and how it works, sets out the benefits of increased active transportation financing in local government, examines different approaches, and explores important considerations regarding policy goals and campaign directions.
Safe Routes to School is a great way to help students be healthy and have fun on the way to school. This toolkit will help you kick off a new Safe Routes to School program or strengthen your existing one.
Submit your entry for a chance to win $25,000 in free construction equipment rental for your local infrastructure project.
Dire States Equipment Grants reward projects that directly impact community residents' quality of life.
The National Roadway Safety Awards program honors agencies in the transportation community that have made verifiable and significant strides toward improving the safety of our nation's highways.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority are advancing more than $1.1 billion in construction contracts for 2019.
Although roundabouts have been in widespread use in other countries for a number of years, it is only during the past few years that their application in the United States has received increased attention by both the public and transportation professionals.
