The experiment was conducted in five cities—Dallas, Denver, Hartford, Miami, and San Jose—over a period of 4 months and acquired information from 80 participants. Specific questions regarding levels of trip stress and on-time arrival confidence had to be completed at each waypoint and at the begi
DHS-funded video gives tips to survive a shooter. http://www.federalnewsradio.com/473/2... After last week's shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., the city of Houston has released a how-to video on surviving a shooter event. The video was created with funds from the Homeland Security D
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GIS inputs for the project L04 scenario manager tool.
Maps of the L33 analysis Sections (i.e. stretches of directional freeway to be analyzed, given a 4-digit id number). Compressed into a zip file. Some are in image files (.png), others are in Google Earth KML format.
Target Audiences
State and local departments of transportation (DOTs) in the 14 states as well as the neighboring states who are under the path of the August 21, 2017 solar eclipse. Event planners and organizers in those cities and towns who will witness the path of solar totaliBackground:
The Footprint Analysis project team has developed a preliminary general concept of a national connected vehicle (CV) field infrastructure footprint. The team was co-led by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the American Association of State Highway and Transporta
SHRP2-L14's research team decided to use a multiple-choice survey to address comprehension and preference questions regarding reliability terms and associated trip information. The survey was conducted on laptops using the SuperLab software to present questions and instructions and to collect par
This spreadsheet contains the data documented in the A3 Open-Ended Survey Results report, as listed in the Related Artifacts section.
On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse moved west to east across the United States, covering fourteen states. This was a special event that required extensive planning by transportation agencies across the united states. It is important to look back at the 2017 Total Eclipse to see how state a
