Headline News
NOCoE Announces Fellowship Program for Entry and Mid-Level TSMO Professionals
Media Contact:
Adam Hopps
Communications and Program Manager
(202) 680-0091
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thank You to Those Who Are Keeping the Transportation System Moving
I would like to start by thanking all of those in our communities, including many of our neighbors and loved ones, who are on the front lines working to get us through the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read More
Stakeholder Invitation: Connected Signalized Intersection Standard Project
The U.S. DOT ITS Joint Programs Office has initiated a new project, Connected Signalized Intersection standard, for which stakeholders representing public and private sectors as well as individuals, are invited to participate. The intent of the project is to have a balanced list of stakeholders representing infrastructure, automotive sector, and smart mobility, to ensure consistency and interoperability while receiving timely input from the industries mentioned. Read More
NOCoE News: January 23, 2020: NOCoE's Taking on the Workforce Issue. What it Means for You.
NOCoE Announces Major TSMO Workforce Campaign
Media Contact:
Adam Hopps
Communications and Program Manager
(202) 680-0091
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Highlighting DOT and Academic Collaborations
As part of its workforce development initiative, the National Operations Center of Excellence (NOCoE) has worked with several state departments of transportation (DOTs) and their university partners to learn more about their collaboration in support of transportation systems management operations (TSMO). These partnerships are natural to form and have become essential in enhancing the role and effectiveness of TSMO within state DOTs.
Read More
NOCoE Announces 2nd Annual TSMO Award Winners
Media Contact:
Adam Hopps
Communications and Program Manager
(202) 680-0091
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The National Operations Center of Excellence Announces Winners for the 2nd Annual TSMO Awards
Seattle Region’s Multi-Agency Partnership Aims To Deploy Cloud-Based Virtual Coordination Center For Increased Safety And Mobility
This article is a joint effort between the UW Mobility Innovation Center, CoSSaR and WSDOT Read More