People like Jonathan Stalls have seen it all when it comes to being a pedestrian in the United States. On his Instagram and Tiktok accounts Pedestrian Dignity, people can watch hours of footage of ...

The way our streets are designed is killing us. A recent book details how the field of traffic engineering needs to catch up to the science. The following is an excerpt from Killed by a Traffic ...

In previous newsletters, we discussed the emergence of private Multi-protocol Label Switching networks. This newsletter will discuss the ability of those networks to support traffic engineering. In ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. This story first appeared in Engineers Week 2025, an annual special section that showcases a variety of ...

The CCEE Department has an extensive transportation research program dedicated to enhancing the safety and efficiency of transportation systems. Our research is centered in the UAB Transportation ...

A few weeks ago, I was driving on S. Ashland Avenue near Swap-O-Rama on Chicago’s southwest side. Ashland’s four lanes feel like a highway there. Back in 2017, the Chicago Tribune identified ...

DRIVING AROUND HEADING WEST IN THE EASTBOUND LANES THANKFULLY DID NOT CAUSE A CRASH A FEW WEEKS AGO. WE’VE SEEN OTHER RUNWAY CSHRAES AND HORRIBLY FOR A DOT TRAFFIC ENGINEER. IT’S PERSONAL MY BROTHER ...

TOWAMENCIN — New lane striping on a slipramp in Towamencin is just one fix that township officials are considering for traffic problems. Traffic engineer Chad Dixson gave an update on several ...

Thomas Hicks, a retired traffic engineering official who was a proponent of traffic circles and raised sheep, died of organ failure Jan. 30 at Gilchrist Hospice Towson. He was 89 and lived in Towson.

Advocates with local nonprofit BikeLoud PDX say city traffic engineers repeatedly shared concerns about removing traffic diverters in northwest Portland with other city officials, but a decision to ...

Karl A. Bevins enjoyed two fruitful careers, one as a city traffic engineer and the other as principal clarinetist for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. In 1949, the late Atlanta Mayor William B.