State DOT’s, Local Public Agencies, and tribal transportation agencies nationwide own the transportation system and make key decisions on how to deliver projects, as well as what techniques and technologies to use in the operation and safety these systems. The State Transportation Innovation Council (STIC) brings together stakeholders representing all transportation market forces working together to lead innovation in their state transportation program.
Engagement from all stakeholders helps a STIC thrive. These dynamic partnerships rely on effective collaboration so that members of the transportation...
State Transportation Innovation Councils (STICs) are creating a culture of innovation in the transportation community by leading deployment of new tec...
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