Month: April 2017

On June 2, 2017, the STRIDE Center, along with the University of Florida Transportation Institute’s (UFTI) Technology Transfer (T2) unit, will host a one-day event to showcase products resulting from STRIDE-funded research. This research is related specifically to the Center’s 2012 regional (Southeast) U.S. Department of Transportation grant-funded University Transportation Center (UTC). The 2012 STRIDE […]

STRIDE Project # 2012-051S (This is an archived page and kept for historical purposes) Note: These courses and the information contained within are solely for educational purposes and are not to be used for profit. Dr.  Robert W. Peters and Dr. Virginia P. Sisiopiku of the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Ph.D. student Ossama […]

This page has been designated for archival purposes Note: These courses and the information contained within are solely for educational purposes and are not to be used for profit. This page contains course modules designed by Richard Willis, Ph.D., a researcher at Auburn University, for graduate students and transportation professionals. This project was made possible thanks […]

This software program was designed by Dr. Scott Washburn of the University of Florida to assist undergraduate students in learning queuing theory and signal operation and analysis. These two topics are usually the most challenging for students to grasp when taking the Introduction to Transportation Engineering course. The visual and active learning aspects of this […]

(STRIDE #2013-032S) Note: These courses and the information contained within are solely for educational purposes and are not to be used for profit. To access the module and resource tool, contact Dr. Noreen McDonald at noreen@unc.edu. This product makes the connection between school site selection, nearby residential development patterns and implications for school system transportation […]

This page has been designated as archived material Note: These courses and the information contained within are solely for educational purposes and are not to be used for profit. Assistant Professors Kari Watkins of Georgia Tech and Jeff LaMondia of Auburn University and Ph.D. student Candace Brakewood have developed public transportation course modules for undergraduate […]