What does TTI stand for?

Texas Transportation Institute

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Some of the most congested metro areas in the nation, according to the Texas Transportation Institute.

Metropolitan areas with most traffic congestion

The number of teens involved in fatal crashes declined in Texas at nearly twice the rate as the rest of the country during the past five years, according to the Texas Transportation Institute.

Texas teens triumph

The statistical models and data come from multiple sources: the 2007 Urban Mobility Report (UMR), Texas Transportation Institute, College Station, TX; U.

United States: Independent Research, Government Data Show Increasing ...

according to a study by the Texas Transportation Institute, which shows that the typical Los Angeles area commuter spent 93 hours a year stuck in traffic during 2003, down from 98 hours in 2002 and 113 hours a year in 1993.

Traffic talk

cities are falling further behind with each passing year, according to 20-year trends recently announced by the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI).

TTI annual mobility report finds congestion worsening

The latest annual Urban Mobility Report, released in October 2003 by the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M University, found that traffic congestion cost the United States an estimated $69.

High cost of heavy traffic

Griffin III of the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M University in College Station, a coauthor of the report.

Illusions: the route to safer roads?

There have been 1,500 partial or total bridge collapses between 1966 and 2005, a staggering average of one bridge every ten days, according to the Texas Transportation Institute.

Mend Bridges, Don't Build Them