GTI Online Expo - Planning & Policy

Transportation Planning and Policy: is the process of defining future policies, goals, investments, and designs to prepare for future needs to move people and goods to destinations. Also integrating fiscal and regulatory measures, including rule recommendations, legislation proposals, testimony and reports to governing bodies.

AERMOD, RLINE, AND RLINEXT CASE STUDY ANALYSES IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA

A forecast of state motor fuel revenues: The effect of new technologies and the state vehicle fleet mix on Georgia motor fuel receipts

CAPABILITY MATURITY MODEL FOR ADAPTIVE RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT INCORPORATING RESILIENCE CONSIDERATIONS IN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, TSMO AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

Assessing Vulnerability and Building Resilience: Best and Effective Practices

State and DOT Level Administration of Land Ownership Issues

Safety and Illumination of Rural and Suburban Roundabouts Phase II

Entrusted Engineer-in-Charge: A New Critical Position in the Design-Build Team

Improved Disaster Management through Automated Damage Assessment using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Estimating ROW Acquisition Project Timelines for Major Projects based on Analyzing ROW Acquisition Processes: Phase I

Transit Access and Egress Travel as Hidden Sources of Walking and Biking: An Analysis of the Georgia Subsample of the 2017 NHTS

MODELING DRIVER BEHAVIOR IN A COOPERATIVE AND DRIVERLESS VEHICLE MIXED ROADWAY ENVIRONMENT

Developing a New Cash Flow Expenditures Model Considering the Flexibilities Offered by the Design-Build- Finance (DBF) and Public-Private Partnership (P3) Project Delivery Methods

IMPROVEMENT OF THE GEORIGA STATEWIDE TRAVEL DEMAND MODEL (GSTDM) - PHASE 2

Review of Special Provisions and Other Conditions Placed on GDOT Projects for Imperiled Species Protection

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