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In the last three years, Caltrans has taken monumental steps to develop the innovative Connected Corridors (CC) Program. With the long-term goal of implementing the program on multiple corridors across the state, Caltrans’ commitment to Connected Corridors goes all the way to the top.

  Recognized for being at the top of his peers, 2014 University of California, Berkeley graduate Jack Reilly received the Milton Pikarsky Memorial Award in Science and Technology from the Council of Universities Transportation Center (CUTC) for his Ph.D. Graduate students from academic transportation centers across the U.S. were nominated for the award.

Topics include FHWA funding, Caltrans reorganization, Concept of Operations update, and a new Q & A section.

Topics include arterial data collection, AMS efforts, stakeholder workshops, and CC-docs information.

Topics include system engineering, data collection, current schedule and AMS information.

Irvine, CA – The theme of this year’s TRB midyear meeting was “Integrated Corridor Transportation Management,” which related directly to the Connected Corridors program and the I-210 Pilot project. From Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty’s keynote address in the “Good Morning California” session to Professor Alexandre Bayen’s participation in the “conversation circle” to poster sessions depicting graduate student work, Connected Corridors and three other Caltrans District 7 projects were well-represented.