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Safety and Health Impacts of Mobility Alternatives Technology Transfer
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2024-09-01
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Edition:Final Report (May, 2023 – September, 2024)
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Abstract:Technology transfer is a vital component of the U.S. DOT University Transportation Center (UTC) program, ensuring that research findings are communicated to practitioners, policymakers, educators, and the general public. By translating technical insights into accessible and actionable information, technology transfer supports the implementation of innovative solutions that can improve out transportation systems. This report summarizes the outcomes of the "Safety and Health Impacts of Mobility Alternatives Technology Transfer" project, which aimed to broaden the dissemination of three completed C2M2 research efforts. These projects focus on automated vehicle safety, active transportation and bike share systems, and AI-enhanced truck platooning strategies. Through local, national and international presentations, educational integration, and the development of outreach materials, this project achieved its goals of sharing research finding with a broad audience.
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