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The COVID-19 global health emergency began impacting the industry in the first quarter of 2020. During the initial quarters, industry capacity was reduced faster than industry expenses. This has impacted the SIFL rates since 2020.
In March 2020, the CARES...
Overview
Current crash prediction methods, such as those in the first edition of the Highway Safety Manual (HSM) use traffic volume data along with geometric characteristics to predict the annual average crash frequency of roadway segments and intersections. One limitation...
In November 2019, USDOT released a NOFO titled “State and Local Government Data Analysis Tools for Roadway Safety ,” which focused on building the capacity of State, local, and tribal governments to use innovative data tools and information to improve roadway safety. The NOFO made available over...
Can real-time transportation flow data from entities such as Waze and HERE be used with this tool?
Yes, the platform is designed to accommodate additional data and adapt them to suite specific information needs. The platform has used real-time data such...
What kind of data does Waze provide?
The U.S. DOT receives and curates both user-reported and auto-generated data from the Waze for Cities. These data are available for approved users and they cover the entire United States. Among other things, the data show traffic incidents and jams...