Final hours to register for the 2025 TAIM Conference!.📍 George Mason University, Arlington, VA.📅 July 28.🕛 Registration closes tonight, July 15 at 11:59 PM ET.Secure your spot now: Agenda:

Big congrats to Dr. Farshad Rajabipour on being named Head of @PennStateCEE, effective July 1!. In addition to leading CEE, he directs @USDOT Region 3’s CIAMTIS at @PennStateLTI — advancing the future of multimodal transportation infrastructure. 🚧🌉.

🚨 Registration is OPEN!.Join us July 28 at George Mason Univ. for the 2025 TAIM Conference—exploring the future of transportation infrastructure, asset management & innovation. 🔗 Register:

SAVE THE DATE! . The sixth annual Transportation Asset and Infrastructure Management Conference (TAIM) will be July 28, 2025 at George Mason University in Arlington. VA!. Learn more about the conference here:

Congratulations to the 10 new distinguished professors at Penn State. This includes, Shihui Shen, professor of rail transportation engineering, Penn State Altoona!.

We had a blast Celebrating 30 years of Penn State’s transportation engineering conference | Penn State University.

There are still great presentations from Penn State Faculty at TRB!.The 104th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting will take place Jan. 5-9, 2025.Check out the presentations from Penn State faculty that will take place during this year’s meeting

The 104th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting will take place Jan. 5-9, 2025, in Washington, D.C.! . Check out the presentations from Penn State faculty that will take place during this year’s meeting ➡

.@PA_Turnpike and @PennDOTNews collaborated to develop a New Driver Work Zone Safety Program to teach new drivers how to navigate in work zones with confidence and safety. The free, 35-minute virtual training program is available on the PennDOT website ⬇️

Welcome to the 30th annual 2024 Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference (TESC)! . Learn more about this year’s conference and the 30th anniversary of TESC ➡️

The 2024 Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference will feature two keynote speakers, Martin Pietrucha, professor emeritus of @PennStateCEE and senior principal at @kittelson, and Richard F. Simon, regional administrator at @NHTSAgov. Learn more:

Q&A: How do roads and bridges contribute to pollution, and what can be done?.Penn State’s Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies spearheads new design standards for stream crossings. ➡️

#WeAre sending a huge thank you to our platinum sponsors for the 2024 Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference (TESC)!. Learn about this year’s sponsors and the 2024 conference ➡️

RT @PSUEngineering: 🚙 Vroom vroom! Penn State earns multiple wins in autonomous driving competition ➡️ https://t.co….

Registration is now open for the 2024 Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference (TESC)! . Join us Dec. 11-13 for the 30th anniversary of TESC, an annual gathering of professionals to discuss pressing issues with experts in transportation. ➡️

🚙 Earlier this summer, President Neeli Bendapudi and Dean Tonya L. Peeples joined faculty and students as passengers in a self-driving car that took a ride around the test track at the Larson Transportation Institute. Read more and watch the video ➡️

Three faculty members from the Center for Integrated Asset Management for Multimodal Transportation Infrastructure Systems will present at the US DOT Future of Transportation Summit! . Fei Dai, Izhar Ahmad and Zeinab Bandpey will present at the summit ➡️

Check out the latest newsletter from the Center for Integrated Asset Management for Multimodal Transportation Infrastructure Systems, housed within LTI ⬇️

Planning for the 2024 Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference is underway! It will take place Dec. 11-13 at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center. Want to contribute an idea for the conference? Comment below or email mwb5061@psu.edu. ➡️

🎙️🎧 @NPR’s podcast @planetmoney: “Hear us out: We ban left turns and other big ideas,” featuring the research of Interim Director Vikash Gayah ⬇️