Systems Engineering professor Alexandre Bayen shows off his Mobile Millennium traffic visualizer at the opening of Sutardja-Dai Hall, the new CITRIS headquarters. (Photo: Peg Skorpinski)
ITS Berkeley News
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In an award-winning paper, Professor Arpad Horvath and his co-authors suggest that because low-level ethanol-gasoline blends have not consistently performed better than ethanol-free gasoline, it would be more efficient to to concentrate consumption of gasoline containing 10 percent ethanol closer to producers in order to minimize freight activity.
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Katie Leung has won the grand prize for her presentation and paper, "Connecting Vehicles and ITS Infrastructure," in the 2013 Institute of Transportation Engineers San Francisco Bay Area Section.
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SafeTREC has announced the formation of a Global Road Safety Training Program, a collaboration between the School of Public Health and ITS. On a global scale, road crashes are projected to be the number 5 cause of death by 2030.
