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How a More Forgiving Roadside Could Impact Severity of Crashes

August 14, 2022

Side roads, main roads and highways have seemingly transformed into race tracks or obstacle courses during the last couple of years. Drivers slowing down, wearing seatbelts and not being under the influence can help reduce the number of deaths on roads; however, Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) researchers are also working on other ways to make roads safer. TTI Senior Research Engineers Robert Wunderlich and Roger Bligh were … [Read more...] about How a More Forgiving Roadside Could Impact Severity of Crashes

Filed Under: Featured Story Tagged With: crashes, CTS, Drunk Driving, Highways, impaired driving, roads, Roadways, Seatbelts, Texas, TTI

A Galaxy Not So Far Away: Safety Innovation at the 2020 Virtual Traffic Safety Conference

June 22, 2020

The Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI's) Center for Transportation Safety (CTS) hosted the first ever virtual Traffic Safety Conference June 10–12, 2020. The conference, supported by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), focused on traffic safety issues and forward-looking research aligned with TxDOT’s goal to end all traffic fatalities on Texas roadways by 2050. For more information on the zero deaths goal, read TxDOT’s press … [Read more...] about A Galaxy Not So Far Away: Safety Innovation at the 2020 Virtual Traffic Safety Conference

Filed Under: Featured Story, News Releases Tagged With: #EndTheStreakTX, 2020 Traffic Safety Conference, impaired driving, Jennifer Homendy, Laura Ryan, NTSB, online, Safe System, Texas Traffic Safety, Texas Transportation Commission, traffic safety, virtual

DWI March for Change

January 23, 2018

On March 9 2018,  at 10 a.m. on the South Steps of the State Capitol, everyone is encouraged to gather for a short 30-minute silent march to the single beat of a drum. The AAA Texas DWI March for Change will honor lives lost too soon and also encourage all Texans to change bad habits when it comes to impaired driving. Spring is a time many celebrate a rite of passage, take a break from studies and work, and enjoy quality time with friends, … [Read more...] about DWI March for Change

Filed Under: Featured Story Tagged With: impaired driving, March for Change

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