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Center for
Transportation Studies

University of Minnesota
200 Transportation & Safety Building
511 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: 612-626-1077
Fax: 612-625-6381
E-mail: cts@umn.edu

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WEEK OF April 28

Conference speakers offer a green approach to pavement

CTS Report, April 2008

Speakers at the annual Minnesota Pavement Conference described emerging areas such as green roads. More

Merge madness

Fox 9 News, May 1, 2008

John Hourdos, director of the Minnesota Traffic Observatory, contributes to an analysis of merging behavior among Twin Cities drivers broadcast on Fox 9 News. More

Career Expo, ITSO conference attract students

CTS Report, April 2008

Students obtain career advice, present papers at annual events. More

WEEK OF May 12

Oberstar Forum participants seek transformation of nation’s transportation policy

CTS Report, May 2008

State and national transportation leaders joined U.S. Rep. James L. Oberstar on April 6 and 7 to consider policy options for the successor to SAFETEA-LU. More

Lane-conversion ‘webinar’ draws wide audience

CTS Report, May 2008

A CTS seminar broadcast over the Web on March 20 attracted 48 remote participants interested in three-lane conversions.

Merge madness

Fox 9 News, May 1, 2008

John Hourdos, director of the Minnesota Traffic Observatory, contributes to an analysis of merging behavior among Twin Cities drivers broadcast on Fox 9 News. More

WEEK OF May 19

Minnesota LTAP honors ‘Roads Scholars’ at maintenance expo

CTS Report, May 2008

More than 550 maintenance workers and supervisors attended the event April 15 and 16 in St. Cloud. More

CTS shares safety efforts with international officials

CTS Report, May 2008

Officials from the country of Georgia visited CTS in April as part of the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program. More

WEEK OF May 26

New CTS Web page describes CTS services

CTS Report, May 2008

Sample projects illustrate how CTS works with transportation-related organizations to implement research. More

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CTS Transportation Research Conference

The 2008 CTS Spring Luncheon will be held on May 20, the first day of the conference. More

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Researcher announces ethanol findings; Greenhouse Gas Emissions seminar highlights health effects

CTS Report, May 2008

The results of a 13-month study show that E20 has no negative impact on the drivability and maintenance of late-model cars and trucks. More

New CTS Web page describes CTS services

CTS Report, May 2008

Sample projects illustrate how CTS works with transportation-related organizations to implement research. More

Report examines diversity in DOT workforce

CTS Report, April 2008

A report provides data on transportation industry employees by gender and race. More

CTS Scholar receives federal research funding

CTS Report, March 2008

Assistant Professor Henry Liu will receive $120,000 as part of a research project funded by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP). More

CE department adds transportation expertise

CTS Report, March 2008

Nikolas Geroliminis joined the Department of Civil Engineering (CE) this semester as an assistant professor. More