Article from Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 59, Number 2 (2023).
First, Do No Harm: When endangered species habitats lie in a roadway’s path.
Unintended encounters with cars and trucks are bad news for animals. Not only do creatures face dangers on existing roads, they’re often imperiled from the moment road construction begins. Assistant Research Scientist Jett McFalls talks about why protecting endangered snakes and toads is good for the creatures, and good for keeping road projects on schedule…
TTI/TxDOT-Developed Test Method Recognized as Official ASTM Standard for Erosion Control on Slopes
Article from Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 56, Number 3 (2020).
Joint Effort by TTI, Texas A&M AgriLife Helps to Protect Endangered Species From Road Projects
Article from Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 58, Number 1 (2022).
TTI’s SEC Lab Receives Prestigious International Recognition
News item from Texas Transportation Researcher, Volume 53, Number 2 (2017). TTI’s SEC Lab Receives Prestigious International Recognition (PDF)
Research in Motion: TTI’s Sediment and Erosion Control Lab
A video highlighting how research at TTI’s Sediment and Erosion Control Lab impacts our daily lives.