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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
We address transportation challenges and opportunities with innovation, objectivity and unmatched technical expertise.
About Texas A&M Transportation Institute
The Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) is an agency of the State of Texas and member of The Texas A&M University System. For 75 years, TTI has addressed complex transportation challenges and opportunities with innovation, objectivity and unmatched technical expertise. Our staff delivers excellence, value and thought leadership to ensure our research sponsors achieve their goals. We are a diverse, interconnected group of 700 professionals, students and support staff from 38 different countries. TTI staff are recognized state, national and international leaders known for their credibility, technical expertise and reputation for objectivity. TTI also plays a key role in educating the next generation of transportation professionals, training students both in the laboratory and in the classroom. With expertise in engineering, planning, economics, policy, public engagement, landscape architecture, environmental sciences, data sciences, social sciences and more, TTI professionals are thought leaders in their fields. They produce practical, implementable products and strategies, and ensure that our sponsors have the research-based results they need to make informed decisions.
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5 published signals
Legal & Regulatory
Texas A&M Transportation Institute noted that the House passed a continuing resolution extending government funding through December 11th and extending the surface transportation authorization to that date, as the IIJA was also due to expire this month.
Reported by Allan Rutter
Research & Knowledge
Texas A&M Transportation Institute notes that TxDOT's legislative appropriations request for the upcoming biennium will include an exceptional items request for $9 million for two years of state funding for the Heartland Flyer route.
Reported by Allan Rutter
Research & Knowledge
Texas A&M Transportation Institute notes that the Texas Railroad Association article (https://lnkd.in/gUijFzhG) was noted in today's Railway Age (https://lnkd.in/gaUxy9id).
Reported by Allan Rutter
Research & Knowledge
Texas A&M Transportation Institute notes that the Fort Worth Report dated August 17th about the RTC action on August 13th noted that the Heartland Flyer route results in $5.3 million in direct economic benefits and $23.7 million in overall economic activity.
Reported by Allan Rutter
Legal & Regulatory
Texas A&M Transportation Institute notes that Texas Department of Transportation officials sent a 90-day notice of the end of state funding for the state-supported Heartland Flyer service between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City.
Reported by Allan Rutter