Virtual Degree, Real-World Opportunity: Texas A&M Online Master's of Engineering Offers Recipients New Career Options

Long Trains Runnin': How Freight Trains Impact U.S. Communities According to a Recently Released Study Requested by Congress

EVolving Attitudes, Expanding Infrastructure: Electric Vehicles Are Charging Ahead Thanks to Public Sector Incentives.

Revisited: Alone in the Crowd: Long-haul truckers fight isolation through satellite connections.

Celebrating a Lifetime Storyteller: Bernie Fette passes the baton to our podcast's new host, Allan Rutter.

Not So Fast! Can driver behavior influence how speed limits are set?

Revisited: At the Intersection of Engineering and Psychology -- How a diverse team manages special event traffic.

The Never Ending Story? Why road projects take so long to complete.

Anchors Aweigh: How maritime interests occupy a vital link in the freight industry.

Is Traffic Back to Pre-COVID Levels? That depends on where you live.

Revisited--Exit This Way: Research informing upgrades in hurricane evacuation planning.

A Two-Edged Sword: In-vehicle technologies can either help us or hurt us.

Bhatt and Winfree: Two industry leaders and their shared optimism for the future.

Will AI Help Us Realize Our Highest Hopes or Our Deepest Fears?

More Transit Agencies Are Jumping on the Battery-Powered Bandwagon.

Neil Pedersen Has a Question: Are we willing to stick our necks out?

Roadside Mysteries: When utilities pose unique challenges for roadway construction.

Is Public Transit Back to Pre-pandemic Normal? That depends on where you look.

Crash Data and an Aging Population Raise an Issue: How old is too old to drive?

Behind the Wheel, What We Think and What We Do Can Define Who We Are.