• Research in Utah Suggests Stronger Policies May Be Needed To Encourage Travel Behavior Changes During Periods of Poor Air Quality
  Posted: Feb 10
  Research at Utah State University suggests that travelers who adjust their travel behavior in response to area-wide pollution do so as a "risk averse" reaction rather than for "altruistic" reasons.
• State Judicial Outreach Liaison Newsletter
  Posted: Feb 7
  In this issue of the newsletter you will find an article about the current North Dakota Legislative Session; an article on changes to the Impaired Driving Task Force, and an article on the best quotes, ideas and snippets from the 2024 newsletter volumes. The usual crash statistics, case law, resources, and training sections are also included.
• Research Aims to Improve Safety and Efficiency at Transit Stops
  Posted: Jan 28
  With pedestrian injuries and fatalities increasing, researchers at Utah State University studied pedestrian and traffic behavior near transit stops to develop recommendations for locating, designing, and operating transit stops to improve both pedestrian safety and traffic operations at signalized intersections.
• Measuring Vibrations via Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Provides Clues to Bridge Condition
  Posted: Jan 21
  An uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV)-based system developed by researchers at Colorado State University is a step toward a cost-saving system that is more efficient and reliable for vibrations of bridges and other structures that are key indicators of structural health.