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ABC-UTCABC activity: Balsa-wood bridgesWhen learning about structural engineering, the building of balsa-wood bridges ...
ABC-UTCABC: Bridge in a "pocket!"Yes, it is a pocket! But it's not exactly the size of your back pocket, it's actually much bigger. Take a ...
ABC-UTCABC: Fiber diet for bridgesMany nutritionists tell us that fiber is essential to our health, and that we should take it in various forms every day. ...
ABC-UTCAccelerated bridge construction: Constructability is KEY!More than 100 years ago, Ransom Olds and ...
ABC-UTCBuild bridges faster — but can you keep them together?This article is the third in a series: ...
ABC-UTCCan't stop the traffic!We've all experienced traffic jams and slow downs in road construction zones, and we all hate it. They waste our ...
ABC-UTCThe ABC advantage: Time, safety, and quality make ABC a bridge construction heroIn our on-going series about accelerated bridge construction (ABC)...
ABC-UTCThe ABCs of putting "drivers first" in bridge projectsIf you were a bridge, chances are pretty ...
ABC-UTCThe importance of ABC today: A commentaryTransportation in the United States is usually by road, air, rail, and waterways ...
ABC-UTCThe many faces of bridge engineeringThere are more than 600,000 highway bridges in the United States. Have you ever ...
ABC-UTCThe rise of 3D printing in ABCPrefabricated bridge elements and systems (PBES) are key technologies used in accelerated bridge construction (ABC). ...
BlogA pleasurable struggle: When childhood dreams come trueMy name is Stefon Gonzalez and I'm ...
BlogAircraft archaeology: A new frontierRecently, I attempted to write a careers post about Aircraft archaeology for Go!. ...
BlogBike to freedom!Maybe you don't have your driver's license or, almost worse yet, you do have your license but you don't ...
BlogDiscovering your sparkle: Heather TaylorWhat is the most inspiring aspect of the First Women's National Air Derby ...
BlogDoctor Who's "Gridlock": A vision of the future of transportationBy definition, a "gridlock" is a traffic jam that affects a whole network of intersecting streets?
BlogDriving is a privilegeI remember that thrilling moment when I turned sixteen, and I could finally get my driver's license. I work up earlier ...
BlogDriving trend: A downward spiral?In 2008 only half of all potential millennial drivers (those born between the late 1980's and mid-1990's) ...
BlogFive reasons to be a transportation engineerWhen you hear the word "engineering" what do you think? Really difficult ...
BlogFlying in virtual reality: counterfeit comfort?If you have ever flown on an airplane, ...
BlogFossil Fuels=Fossil Earth?For millennia, centuries, decades, and years, Earth's ecosystems have borne ...
BlogHot enough to fry an eggWhen the summer heat is sizzling and pavements are too hot for bare feet, it feels like it could actually work to fry ...
BlogLos Angeles FreewayOn the night of June 23, 1997, boxer Oscar De La Hoya was driving his brother's Mercedes on Interstate 605 near Whittier, California. He was in the fast ...
BlogPorco Rosso review: Whole-hoggedOften referred to as one of Director Hayao Miyazaki's "most underrated ...
BlogRainforest revolution: How do you get there?Tram time! Thick dense vegetation, trees everywhere, more species of insects, ...
BlogShould safety be mandatory in the tech revolution?Looking forward to the future has never been the same. For my entire life, the ...
BlogThe college student perspective: ISUWhen it comes to transportation, sometimes it's hard to understand what's ...
BlogThe Dinkey: A blast from the pastAs a graduate student at Iowa State University, I commute 3-4 days a week from ...
BlogThe new dawn of self-driving carsDo you remember the last sci-fi movie you saw? Were the characters in the story assisted by robots or did their cars ...
BlogThe Wind Rises review: A story of love and war in JapanInspired by the true life of warplane designer ...
BlogTransportation for dummies: Six lessons from a transportation amateurTransportation. What exactly does that mean? ...
BlogVoyaging through the sand dunesAre you planning to brave the heat on a wild desert themed vacation soon? If so, you're going to need to know the ...
BlogWhat being a millennial means when it comes to safetyI am a millennial, and I'm in trouble. I ...
BlogWhat transportation culture do you live in?Maybe you have seen some of those old movies ...
BlogWhistlestop in Ames, IowaEarly morning wake-up call. I've live across the street from the Union Pacific line-hauling depot, in Boone Iowa. ...
BlogWild Wild West review: A Steampunk WesternWe're going to the Wild West! This month we've been talking about ...
BlogYour life, your transitFor many people driving a car is about freedom, to go where you want, when you want, how you ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: Amazing Bridge Building Robot AdventuresFor Stuart Nielsen, writing is just a side project. But to his readers, he is ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: FeedImagine a world where the updates are even more instantaneous. Imagine a world where you don't even need a computer to receive...
Book ReviewsBook stop: Head CaseWhat would life be like if you couldn't walk, or feed yourself, or clean up after yourself? Head Case, a novel ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: Hit the RoadBrit's summer starts with a thud. She's had her driver's license for 11 days, but she has no car to ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: LaikaOn October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union shocked the world by being the first country to successfully launch an artificial satellite into space. Sputnik I was a ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: Listening for Lions, Mortal Engines, and Spacer and RatListening for Lions by Gloria Whelan starts in Africa in 1919?
Book ReviewsBook stop: NieKo is the newest bridge building robotWhat to expect Stuart ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: No Bridge! No Fair!What to expect Nielson begins by introducing the team of Bridge-its, also known as "Bits" ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: The Little Engine that CouldThe Little Engine that Could is an illustrated children's book by Watty ...
Book ReviewsBook stop: Uncommon CarriersSo what's it really like to drive a semi-truck, or a coal train, or a river barge? John McPhee, author of 27 ...
CareersAerospace engineerAt NASA, aerospace engineers design, test, and supervise the manufacture of aircrafts, spacecrafts, and missiles. Because aerospace technology ...
CareersAutomotive service technicianAutomotive technicians perform a wide variety of preventative maintenance and repair tasks on automobiles ...
CareersCareers in aviationAirline pilot Do you love to fly? Most pilots have a passion for flying. You also need to be detail-oriented and concerned about the safety of your passengers ...
CareersCareers in constructionRoad construction worker (entry level) Do you like to work outside? Use your hands? Work with equipment? Maybe get ...
CareersCareers in ice road truckingIt's time for another Go! Careers. But this time, we're all the way up north in Alaska! Alaska has some ...
CareersCareers in public transitYou might be interested in becoming a transit maintenance director or a transport planner. Or you might consider working ...
CareersCareers in sustainable transportationSo you want to earn some green while going green? Below are a few careers related ...
CareersCivil engineeringCivil engineers design, build, and monitor a broad range of construction projects, such as bridges, roads, water and sewage systems ...
CareersCNC mill machinistComputer numeric control (CNC) mill machinist helps with the design and production of launch vehicles. Engineers rely on the craftsmanship ...
CareersCrashing for a livingA NASCAR race car flies down the 3,000-foot runway, propelled by 2 pickup trucks using a pulley system. A 100 foot long ...
CareersEnvironmental engineeringEnvironmental engineering is an ever-growing field that addresses practical ÿissues regarding the ...
CareersInformation technology professionalAn information technology (IT) professional with a railway operates ...
CareersMechanical engineeringMechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines. Engineers apply principles of ...
CareersOutdoor recreation plannerA recreation planner plans, advises on, and coordinates the use of land and water resources to create ...
CareersRailroad conductorRailroad conductors do more than drive trains: Overseeing operation from onboard the train Relaying signals to direct the safe movement ...
CareersRenew, Reuse, Employ: Renewable energy facts and careersIn our renewable energy journey so far, ...
CareersSTEM on: Port engineerWhen you envision scientists, engineers, and inventors, what do you see? Picture this: You hear seabirds call to one ...
CareersSTEM on: Roller coaster engineerWhen it comes to defining "engineer," or looking at jobs in the science, technology, engineering, or math ...
CareersSTEM on: Skatepark engineerWhen it comes to being an engineer, you're not just restricted to a nine-to-five workday and a hard hat. If ...
CareersSupply chain analystDescription Supply Chain Analysts (SCAs) help improve theÿsourcing, manufacturing, and transportation processesÿin ...
CareersTransit Virtual Career Network helps job hunters match background to careersEver wonder what it takes to work in the growing transit industry?...
CareersTransportation & me: A forensics expertYou might be surprised, but transportation can commit crimes too. This month, ...
CareersTransportation & me: A railroad workerChoo choo - all aboard the career train! This time for our Transportation ...
CareersTransportation & me: A taxi driverNow, for some, this may not be a "career" per se, but for those looking for a flexible job in a big city, ...
CareersTransportation & me: A traffic plannerIs working in the transportation industry the right career path for you? Before ...
CareersTransportation & me: A water transportation workerHave you ever wanted a job where you could ...
CareersTransportation & me: An air traffic controllerIn our last Transportation & me article, ...
CareersTransportation & me: An airline or commercial pilotTransportation doesn't just happen ...
CareersTransportation & me: An automotive stylistWhen most people think about a career as ...
CareersTruck/Semi-truck driverThe primary duty of truck drivers is to move goods both regionally and nationwide in an efficient ...
ExploreBefore we were here: BCE transportationWe've talked a lot about transportation throughout the world today, but ...
ExploreBefore we were here: CE transportationWe're traveling back in time to the beginning of the Common Era (CE)! In ...
ExploreBefore we were here: The New WorldIn the Common Era, you could say transportation took a different course. In ...
ExploreBizarre road signs from around the worldRoad signs in the United States are pretty predictable and clear. Thanks to early ...
ExploreBridges: May the force be with youHave you ever looked at a bridge, no, I mean really looked at it? Bridges can range from logs used to cross streams ...
ExploreCity by City: Urban living As the second largest city, Los Angeles, California, boasts a population of almost four million people. With ...
ExploreCrazy roadsThese roads are neat to look at, but can be scary to drive If you ever drive on roads similar to those ...
ExploreDog sledding: Transportation meets legacyThe Iditarod Trail Race is where transportation meets legacy, and it all started ...
ExploreExploring Asia: Unique transportationDid you know that transportation can be more than just cars, trains, and buses? The ...
ExploreExploring Europe: Unique transportationHow do you get around every day? Most of us welcome the familiarity of car rides, ...
ExploreExploring spaceOn December 5, 2014, NASA's spacecraft Orion lifted off into space. In a mission known as ...
ExploreExploring the Americas: Unique transportationWhen it comes to getting from Point A to Point B, different parts of the world ...
ExploreExploring the desertsWhat do you think of when someone says "desert?" Rattlesnakes? Camels? Sand? What makes a desert a desert? ...
ExploreExploring the oceansVolcanoes, mountains, and a vast array of species. These things not only exist on land, but also within oceans, which ...
ExploreFinal frontiers: Space odyssey"The final frontier" is a description of space used in Star Trek, a science fiction TV show. In this article ...
ExploreFinal frontiers: The Oregon TrailExploring uncharted territories can be a risky business. These predominantly unexplored lands ...
ExploreFinal frontiers: Under the seaThis month we're talking about final frontiers! Exploring a final frontier means discovering the land of the unknown. The ...
ExploreFlight Q&ALet's talk about the art of flight. It seems as if we're flying more than ever, with air travel ...
ExploreGreat American Adventures: The American road tripHave you ever taken a road trip with your ...
ExploreGreat American Adventures: The Appalachian TrailHiking the Appalachian National Scenic Trail (simply known as the Appalachian ...
ExploreGreat American Adventures: The Grand CanyonThe Grand Canyon National Park, or simply the Grand Canyon, is considered to be ...
ExploreLet's go: One day in IstanbulIt's time to say "Hello" to Istanbul, Turkey. Today we'll use "Merhaba," the Turkish ...
ExploreLet's go: One day in RomeIt's time to travel to one of the most ancient cities in Europe. Through its 2,700 years of being a civilized ...
ExploreLet's go: One day in New York CityHave you ever wanted to see the world? Visit the Statue of Liberty, spend a day in Istanbul, or see the Colosseum with ...
ExploreMain modes of transportation: DESTINATION CHINADid you know that China is nearly the same size as the United States? But did ...
ExploreMain modes of transportation: DESTINATION PERUPeru is the fifth most populated country in South America, with over ...
ExploreMain modes of transportation: DESTINATION SWITZERLANDThe Switzerland public transportation system ...
ExploreMan vs. machineTransportation is a necessity of life, but it can also threaten it. Perhaps no form of transportation ...
ExploreRailway in AlaskaAlaska is sprinkled with small towns that make up the populace of the most sparsely-populated state ...
ExploreSteampunk transportation: A pirate's life for meThis month we're talking about Steampunk, ...
ExploreSteampunk transportation: Dystopian futuresIn our own timeline of history, steam power would prove to be obsolete when compared ...
ExploreSteampunk transportation: The Victorian era and the Steampunk crazeAre you in the loop about Steampunk? Steampunk may be defined ...
ExploreTaking the laughs out of sign vandalismOne pleasant February night, three young joy riders uprooted or stole about 19 ...
ExploreThe journey of bananas: Crossing the great 'food desert'Did you know that bananas are important foods that impact a person's healthy? ...
ExploreThe journey of bananas: From land to your handHave you ever wondered what the difference is between a banana and a plantain? ...
ExploreThe journey of bananas: Fruitful explorationOur story begins at Port Manatee near Tampa, ...
ExploreTown by Town: Suburban livingSuburbs have gone through several changes since their initial explosion in popularity following ...
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey across the Akashi KaikyoWe're traveling across the globe to highlight the greatest?
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey across the Golden GateThere's nothing quite like the Golden Gate Bridge?
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey along the Great WallWe're ending GO! Magazine's tour of the Seven Great Transportation Feats...
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey on the London UndergroundAcross developing countries in the West, railway travel really?
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey on the Trans-SiberianThe Seven Wonders of the World has historically been a listing of seven sites?
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journey to the International Space StationTo get to our next stop along GO! Magazine?'s tour of the Seven Great Transportation Feats...
ExploreTransportation Feats of the World: Journeys from the Kansai AirportWe're checking back in with GO! Magazine's tour of the Seven Transportation Feats ...
ExploreTransportation of Tomorrow: A call to infrastructureWhether you realize it or not, you interact with infrastructure on a daily basis. Infrastructure ?
ExploreTransportation on the "Last Frontier"To understand transportation in Alaska, you first need to understand the state ...
ExploreVillage by Village: Rural livingWhat comes to mind when you think of a rural village? Is it filled with miles ...
ExploreWalk the walkWhat does it mean to walk? Walking is the original mode of transportation. Actually, walking on our own ...
ExploreWhy did the chicken (deer, raccoon, frog, wolf, snake, bird, bear, etc.) cross the road?While we're barreling through the countryside at 55 mph or more?
Green"Green" transportation innovations: "NextGen" air traffic controlWhen it comes to transportation, there's almost always room ...
Green"Green" transportation innovations: Autonomous podsThis month we're talking about where ...
GreenBike share in ChicagoThis past weekend, my family met in Chicago to see my sister's new home. On Saturday, we decided to go to Wrigleyville ...
GreenCars now and into the futureBy the year 2050, it is projected that most cars will not involve a human driver. Technology that replaces the human ...
GreenFuel for thought: BiodieselFor the first time since 1979, cars, buses, trucks, and airplanes in the United States are emitting more carbon dioxide ...
GreenGoing Green: 'Green' alternatives to the 'gas guzzler'Did you know that most of the renewable ...
GreenGoing green: The history of re'new'able energyEnergy and transportation have ...
GreenGoing Green: Who is powering our 'green' future?The "what if this..." But really, what if this happened? Imagine ...
GreenGreen infrastructure: 3D constructed bridgesCan three-dimensional (3D) printing help ...
GreenGreen infrastructure: One "step" at a timeThe PlasticRoad and 3D printed bridges ...
GreenGreen infrastructure: The PlasticRoadWhen it comes to redesigning transportation in hopes for a greener future, it's ...
Green'Green' transportation innovations: Solar bike pathsWhen you think about the different ways ...
GreenIt's electric: Battery powerMost of us have heard of an electric-powered car, and maybe an electric-powered boat...
GreenNative Alaskan transportation: The original "green" energyAlaska's landscape, riddled with ...
GreenSuburban sprawl series: Wait, what is a suburb?Wait, what is a suburb? What is the difference between the city and a suburb? ...
GreenSuburban sprawl series: Young people driving lessChristy and Jim are both 25 and are on ...
GreenThis will blow you away: Wind energyIf someone told you that the wind could power the world, would it blow you away? Wind power collects the natural airflow ...
GreenWhatever floats your boat: Solar energyOur entire planet could be powered using solar energy alone. Did you know that ...
History3,980,817 milesThe United States has a lot of roads - 3,980,817 miles to be exact. Roads are relatively simple but make ...
HistoryA way across the countryCalled the "Mainstreet across America" in its heyday, the Lincoln Highway was the first transcontinental ...
HistoryAn abbreviated history of flightDreams of flying have existed since long before the Wright brothers' historic flight in 1903. Wilber and Orville ...
HistoryFour wheels: A historyCommuting as we know it has been centuries in the making. The transportation vehicles we've come to rely on - cars, ...
HistoryFrederick McKinley Jones: Refrigeration engineerThis month we're talking about inventors ...
HistoryHedy Lamarr: Secret inventorHedy Lamarr was "the Angelina Jolie of her day," starring in films from the 1930s to the late 1950s. This ...
HistoryHistorically Speaking: Women in constructionDating back to the 13th century, women's contributions to construction have ...
HistoryJohn Boyd Dunlop: Veterinarian and inventorOur inventors were more than just inventors - they were actresses, clocksmiths, ...
HistoryJohn Harrison: Seafaring revolutionizerYou may have never heard the name John Harrison, but he belongs to the list of ...
HistoryMaria Beasley: Engineering dynamoThis month we're talking about inventors who wore many hats. That brings ...
HistoryOrigins of the semi-trailer truckAt the dawn of the 20th century, transportation was going through a period of ...
HistoryPreserving America's historical covered bridgesCovered timber bridges are one of the most ...
HistoryTaking flight: A historyIt's said that the dream of flying is as old as mankind itself. Cars and motorcycles can be great, but what ...
HistoryTrains: A historyOver 200 years ago, when locomotives were first being developed, people worried ...
HistoryTrains: The future?If trains keep progressing the way they have in the last 200 years, where will we ...
HistoryTrains: TodayWhen new technology provides a faster, better, or more efficient means of doing ...
HistoryTwo wheels: A historyTransportation has been balancing on two wheels for centuries, but where did it all begin? Two-wheeled transportation ...
HistoryWho Am I? Historical Iowan aviatrixMy early life In 1915, I graduated from Ames High School in Ames, Iowa, and ...
HistoryWhy should I care: Leaning Tower of Pisa with a civil engineer?Like Mount Rushmore, the impetus ...
HistoryWhy should I care: Mount Rushmore without a designer?Did you know? Did you know that Mount ...
HistoryWhy should I care: Statue of Liberty without construction workers?Did you know that Mount Rushmore is made of granite? Granite ?
HistoryWomen Engineers of the 20th century: Meet Bonnie DunbarBonnie Dunbar grew up on a farm in Sunnyside, ...
HistoryWomen engineers of the 20th century: Meet Lois CooperLois Cooper (1931-2014) is known as a "true ...
HistoryWomen engineers of the 20th century: Meet Olive DennisEngineering is, by definition, a branch ...
HistoryYeehaw for horsepowerThere wasn't always a bus to take, plane to catch, or car to drive. Transportation has evolved, ...
Interviews3D printers in the classroomWhat do you think of as a "typical" high school classroom? To me, what comes to mind is an image of students ...
Interviews5 Questions with...an air traffic controllerWhen we're flying high in the sky, ...
InterviewsA fight between tradition and safety: the breaking point of the Pont des ArtsLove locks are a symbol of love and commitment. Inspired ...
Interviews'C6' virtual reality room ties in transportation research in multiple dimensionsImagine being in a room with a 3D projection system and asked to make ...
InterviewsClaymation transportation: An interview with Jack SkellingtonSo long, Halloween was all Jack Skellington, beloved Pumpkin ...
InterviewsClearing the street: DSMove is an active Open Streets movement in Des Moines, IowaSo far this month we've talked about some types of street "movements" and ...
InterviewsCreating passages to new worlds: The role of transportation in filmJust like the film-making process itself, the world film studies minor offered ...
InterviewsExploring Asia: A Filipina perspectiveDecerie Chua Deluta, called "Denxei" by her friends, is a 20-year-old ...
InterviewsGreat American Adventures: A week at the Grand CanyonIt's so nice to be down at ...
InterviewsHow fishermen can stay safe at seaBoats are different from cars in that they do not travel on a paved road to get to a destination. The ocean offers millions ...
InterviewsHow the Department of Transportation is helping stop human traffickingHuman trafficking is the act of trading humans for sexual slavery ...
InterviewsHow the video game 'DAVinCI Flight' is helping schools reach STEM education goalsHave you ever wished that instead of textbooks you could learn through something more ...
InterviewsImpacts of "Teaching in the Fastlane"Confucius once said this: "Every truth has four corners: as a teacher I ...
InterviewsLessening the carbon footprint: Compressed natural gas for major fleetsDo you ever wonder how many total vehicles are on the road ...
InterviewsMentoring future architects, construction workers, and engineersAre you currently in high school? Do you often wonder how you will combine your ...
InterviewsOh carp! How to manage invasive species with early prevention, controln conjunction with our Go! Explore series about the transport and travel of animals ...
InterviewsOne bike, two bikes, shared bikes: Bike-sharing program in Ames, IowaHundreds of colleges across the country have implemented bike-share programs ...
InterviewsRome through the eyes of a travelerI've read that Rome, Italy, is one of the most amazing places on earth, ...
InterviewsSTEM on: An internship with BoeingTyler Oviatt is a senior industrial engineering student at Iowa State University ...
InterviewsTaking traffic tracking to the next level: Inside the Traffic Operations Laboratory in Ames, IowaWhat's happening on the road? What's causing it? Those questions continue to daunt transportation ...
InterviewsTransportation & me: Interview with a bridge engineerMeet Katelyn Freeseman, a bridge engineer ...
InterviewsTransportation of Tomorrow: Navigating big dataYou hear the term "big data" ...
InterviewsTransportation of Tomorrow: The next generation of engineersPranamesh Chakraborty is a graduate student ...
InterviewsTransporting a town: Redesigning the CyRide bus systemAs a passenger, public transportation is ...
InterviewsWhat do railroads carry?Do you see a lot of rail cars passing by with what looks like a lot of different stuff? Ever wonder just how much "stuff" ...
InterviewsWhat do tribal communities have to do with transportation?Did you know that Iowa has identified thousands ...
InterviewsWhat makes a road last longer?When you are driving on a highway, do you ever imagine what the land was like before the road was constructed? For instance, ...
InterviewsWho put those pretty flowers in the roadway?Wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife habitat. You might not think of these ...
InterviewsWhy should I care: StormwaterHave you ever wondered where rain goes after it lands on a parking lot? Stormwater systems work to move water away from ...
InterviewsWomen engineers today: Meet Shauna Hallmark"Science is not a boy's game, it's not a girl's game. ...
SafetyAging population and aging drivers: When is the limit?In our society today, mobility is one of ...
SafetyAnimals abroad: Do plants count?Next up is another, although non-mammalian, type of invasive species ...
SafetyAnimals abroad: How did the livestock cross the road?America is a nation of beef eaters, ...
SafetyAnimals abroad: The invasion of the speciesInvasive species often compete so successfully in their new ecosystems that they ...
SafetyAutonomy meets the automobileTransportation technology has changed a lot over the years, but there's something special ...
SafetyBreaking Point: Planning a hurricane exodusHow does transportation help us survive severe weather? This month, we've ...
SafetyBreaking Point: Transportation and tornadoesThis month we're talking about transportation that takes place at the breaking ...
SafetyBreaking Point: Traversing a winter wonderlandHow does transportation play a role in our survival? Almost every region in ...
SafetyCreating active communities: The Complete Streets movementYou may be wondering, what is a "Complete ...
SafetyCreating active communities: The Open Streets movementIn the previous article, "Creating ...
SafetyCreating active communities: The Vision Zero initiativeIn the previous article, "Creating ...
SafetyGreen light, yellow light, red light . . . STOP!Did you know that in the United States, ...
SafetyHow do YOU drive?This article attempts to answer one of the unspoken questions in western ...
SafetyIf the shoe doesn't fit, don't wear it!Have you ever worn shoes that were too large for your feet? Did you feel uncomfortable ...
SafetyIowa DOT campaigns to end traffic fatalitiesHow has Star Wars been used to decrease the number of people killed in vehicle ...
SafetyNighttime constructionIf you have ever driven late at night and were surprised to see bright lights and a construction ...
SafetyNo matter the weather, Iowa DOT Traffic Management Center is a "Highway Helper"Few things seem to send people into varying levels of uneasiness more than a harsh ...
SafetyObserving drivers in their natural habitatImagine if you had to sift through two petabytes of information and try to make ...
SafetySeeing the signs: finding meaning behind traffic control signsRemember when you were a kid and you and ...
SafetyThe more you know: How countries are combating road fatalitiesImagine yourself walking along ...
SafetyThe more you know: Safety statistics around the worldDid you know that one person is killed ...
SafetyThe more you know: What technologies can help reduce road fatalities?Let's look at some different methods and how they can slow down those "speedy" ...
SafetyThe not-so-distant future of car safetyWhat do windshield wipers, turn signals, seat belts, and airbags all have in common? ...
SafetyWhat color is that traffic light?"What color is that traffic light? This traffic light is horizontal, so I can't tell which ...
Tech Trends3D printing: Building future infrastructureIn our last article, "3D printing: What can it hurt?," we looked at ...
Tech Trends3D printing: How can it benefit you?In terms of technology, 1983 was a pretty exciting year. This was the year that ...
Tech Trends3D printing: What can it hurt?In our last article, "3D printing: How can it benefit you?," we unveiled that the possibilities ...
Tech TrendsClaymation transportation: Chicken RunIn Nick Park and Peter Lords? Chicken Run, we find another movie that utilizes ...
Tech TrendsClaymation transportation: Fantastic Mr. FoxIn the world of claymation, transportation isn't just for humans. Wes ...
Tech TrendsClaymation transportation: Wallace and GromitIn the world of claymation, anyone can ...
Tech TrendsDriving into the future: Self-driving carsAlthough self-driving cars are still years away from being put on the market, ...
Tech TrendsDriving the future: The cons of virtual realityWe are in the Information Age, also known ...
Tech TrendsDriving the future: The pros of virtual realityVirtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence ...
Tech TrendsDriving the future: What is virtual reality?In the last 10 years or so, technology like smart phones, tablets, and computers ...
Tech Trends'Drone' on: The future of US and UK commercial dronesImagine you need to order a textbook and ...
Tech Trends'Drone' on: The next cell phone?According to a 2011 report from the International Telecommunications Union ...
Tech Trends'Drone' on: the rise of the unmanned aircraftWhat do you think of when you think of a "drone?" The noise bees make? ...
Tech TrendsEveryday convenience for youArtificial intelligence (AI), or intelligence displayed by machines instead of ...
Tech TrendsGroundbreaking: Electrically conductive concreteImagine a world where fresh snowfall didn't ...
Tech TrendsGroundbreaking: Solar panel roadwaysThe United States has over 72,000 square kilometers (about 45,000 miles) of asphalt ...
Tech TrendsGroundbreaking: Taking traffic undergroundWhen it comes to groundbreaking ideas, you can count on Elon Musk to have one. ...
Tech TrendsMovies in motion: Transportation in InterstellarWe've heard this story before: some kind of natural or human-caused ...
Tech TrendsMovies in motion: Transportation in The Matrix and TransformersYou know that movie? You know, the one ...
Tech TrendsMovies in motion: Transportation in TitanicJames Cameron, director of famous films like Avatar, Terminator, ...
Tech TrendsOne car, two car, red car, blue carWhy choose a white car over a red one? Why does car color matter ...
Tech TrendsPersonalized by AIArtificial intelligence, or "AI" for short, is intelligence demonstrated by machines, rather than humans ...
Tech TrendsSo, what's the deal with Uber?Uber is one of the fastest growing car services in the United States and is rapidly expanding ...
Tech TrendsThe future of air travelIn the future, airlines will be carrying more people while using less energy. These two factors are extremely ...
Tech TrendsUber drives into the futureDid you know the average American commuter spends over 42 hours a week in ...
Tech TrendsUber: What about taxi cabs?Many people believe that Uber is a great alternative to taxis, providing safer ...
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