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Rural communities provide food, energy, resources and much more to keep America running. In 2016, attendees at the National Working Summit on Transportation in Rural America helped define the future for “Moving Rural America” by articulating the key transportation safety issues facing rural areas, culminating in a call to action of “On the Road to Zero, […]
This course will focus on material from the Guidelines for Reducing WWD Crashes on freeways and the results from three research projects funded by the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), including (1) A Study of WWD Crashes in Alabama; (2) Development of Predictive Models for WWD Incidents; (3) Development of WWD Training Material for ALDOT. […]
This course will focus on material from the Guidelines for Reducing WWD Crashes on freeways and the results from three research projects funded by the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), including (1) A Study of WWD Crashes in Alabama; (2) Development of Predictive Models for WWD Incidents; (3) Development of WWD Training Material for ALDOT. […]