Will developing countries adopt and use electric vehicles in order to reduce air pollution and the deaths it causes, asks TRB's #TRRjournal and Sage Journals.

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With the electrification of the automotive industry, more and more aluminum is being used in cars. New dismantling strategies have high potential for end of life recycling. Read more in The Bridge! #EVs #RecycledMaterials

The relationships between variables like gender, age, parenthood, use of a shared versus a personal bike, and risky behaviors at intersections in Lille, France is explored in TRB's #TRRJournal .

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cc: Sage Journals Recherche_UCLille Anthropo-Lab, more.

Are you considering presenting at #TRBAM ?

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State requirements in the form of legislation, executive orders, and climate action plans are primary drivers for state DOT involvement with climate change, via TRB's #NCHRP .

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May is Mental Health Awareness month. Watch speakers for tips to improve mental wellness in the construction and transportation industries.

#MentalHealth

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Students this year's Traffic Control Device Student Challenge will focus on innovative TCDs to improve roadway worker safety. From 2017 to 2021, data revealed an annual average of 108,000 work zone crashes nationwide. Submit entries by Oct 1!
@AtssaHQ

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Apply for NASEM Gulf Research Program's Early-Career Research Fellowship! Now accepting applications for the Environmental Protection and Stewardship Track. This two-year fellowship offers mentorship and $76,000 in relatively unrestricted funds.

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“We appreciate our #partnerships with communities, federal, state and local governments, the host railroad CPKC, and Amtrak that were needed to get this service on track,' says #TRBvolunteer Nancy Daubenberger of Minnesota Department of Transportation.

#TCRP has two new reports out that you can download now for free:

1. Transformational Technologies and Mobility Inclusion Playbook

2. Tactile Wayfinding in Transportation Settings for Travelers Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

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Vice President, Economic Affairs and Research at Airports Council International and #TRBvolunteer Liying Gu is a supporter of evidence-based public policies. Learn more about her work in TR News.

#AAPI #ACRPimpact

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How is your local transportation agency keeping the workers on the roads, runways, and rails safe during construction season?

#TRBvolunteer Julius Codjoe of @LA_DOT shares evidence-based tips for safety.

TRB resources can help you succeed.

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For Today's Keynote luncheon Victoria Sheehan, the Executive Director of the TRB presented on critical issue in the future of transportation.

Rail companies are adapting their current and voltage today in similar ways they did in the early 20th century - given the technologies available at the times, via TRB's #TRRjournal .

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📅 💸Calling all grad students! Submit your idea for #AppliedResearch to improve civil aviation by May 15.

Each awardee receives a panel of expert advisors, a $12,000 stipend, the opp to present at the 2026 #TRBAM + publish in #TRRjournal

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TRB ♥️ volunteers! There are so many ways to get involved. Help plan events like #TRBAM , review papers, submit research ideas, guide CRP projects, and present at a #TRBwebinar . Thank you, #TRBvolunteers !

#VolunteerAppreciationWeek

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With fuel being one of the greatest operational costs, does electrification for private ferry operations make more sense?

Register for the upcoming #TRBWebinar on the topic, with NCDOT, Western Carolina University, ABB, the Hellenic Institute of Transport, and more.

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Catch our latest article published in Transportation Research Record. We proposed an efficient system for airport departures. The approach is highly adaptable and can be adjusted to fit the needs of any airport.

Link: journals.sagepub.com/eprint/VUNSWWW…

The U.S. EPA recently announced new requirements to limit harmful PFAS chemical compounds in drinking water. Airports are ready with 'a practical, data-driven approach' to know if they are a source of PFAS, via TRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) and AviationPros.

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