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Research
Transportation research at the University of Minnesota covers the spectrum from basic to applied research, drawing on the many transportation-related disciplines within the University. The Center actively supports the formation of multidisciplinary research teams.
Access Across America
A new study by University of Minnesota professor David Levinson, the R.P. Braun/CTS Chair in Transportation Engineering, goes beyond congestion rankings to focus on accessibility: a measure that examines both land use and the transportation system. The study is the first systematic comparison of trends in accessibility to jobs by car within the U.S.
Research news
- Access Across America: New University of Minnesota study measures accessibility to jobs in top U.S. cities
- Minnesota becomes national hotspot for working at home
- Researchers aim to improve road crew response during snow
Recently published research reports
- Development of Hybrid DSRC-PCMS Information Systems for Snowplow Operations and Work Zones
- Development of a Multiple-Camera Tracking System for Accurate Traffic Performance Measurements at Intersections
- Developing an Intelligent Decision Support System for the Proactive Implementation of Traffic Safety Strategies
- Transportation Impact of Transitways: A Case Study of Hiawatha Light Rail Transit in Minneapolis
Research Councils
CTS Councils provide a forum for transportation professionals and researchers to exchange information on current transportation issues and trends.
Meet A Researcher
Ignacio San Martín
Professor of Architecture, Dayton Hudson Chair of Urban Design, and Director of the Metropolitan Center
Ignacio San Martín's research explores how architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design can help communities in the Twin Cities metropolitan area become more livable and sustainable.
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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