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Communications Contact
Vicky Nelson
Art Director
[email protected]
(979) 317-2412
Residents and Alternative Travel Modes
Other Government Agencies
Field Guide for Airport Pavement Maintenance Recommendation Tool
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The Field Guide for Airport Pavement Maintenance Recommendation Tool is a paper version of an online tool for general aviation managers to assess airport pavement rehabilitation needs.
As part of this project, a TTI editor reworked an existing report into a guidebook format. The editor used information chunking, a heading hierarchy, and plain language to make the guidebook easy to read and navigate. The designer created infographics, callouts, and effective design to complement the writing.
Project PDF
Field Guide for Airport Pavement Maintenance Recommendation Tool
Communications Contact
Michelle Benoit
Research Editor
[email protected]
(512) 407-1151
Airport Pavement Maintenance Recommendation Tool
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This website provides guidance to general aviation airport managers in determining the most cost-efficient and appropriate preventative maintenance solution to common pavement issues.
One of the features of the website is a cost estimator tool. For example, if a user sees a pavement distress, they may identify it using pictures provided on the website. Then the user goes through a series of steps to determine the severity of the distress and is provided with a cost estimate that can be taken to local officials.
Site Details
- Original design by TTI Communications
- Responsive to conform with device widths including phones and small tablets
Communications Contact
Travis Ward
[email protected]
(979) 317-2399
Southwest Transportation Workforce Center
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TTI Communications is a subcontractor on this Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) project, under California State University Long Beach. The FHWA funded the launch of SWTWC in concert with four other regional centers that form the National Network for the Transportation Workforce. Each center is dedicated to providing a more strategic and efficient approach to transportation workforce development.
This website includes searchable collections of transportation-focused education and training programs, and workforce development resources.
Communications Contact
Travis Ward
[email protected]
(979) 317-2399
FHWA Urban Congestion Trends Report
The two main objectives of this multi-year program are to: 1) monitor freeway performance and analyze trends in traffic congestion and travel reliability using archived traffic operations data; and, 2) provide “proof of concept” and technical assistance to foster local/regional performance monitoring programs and the supporting data collection and archives. The FHWA-funded project has been ongoing since 2000, and has evolved in the past ten years. The current reporting structure is a quarterly national report that focuses on the most readily-available data in 23 cities (http://www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/perf_measurement/ucr/). The results of this program are used by FHWA in their agency performance reporting processes, as well as in gaining a better understanding of the impacts and source of traffic congestion. Numerous state and local agencies have used the results and reports from this program to develop their own customized congestion reporting process within their agencies.
Project PDF
2014 Urban Congestion Trends 8-pager
Communications Contact
Vicky Nelson
Art Director
[email protected]
(979) 317-2412
Traffic Monitoring in Federal Lands Online Training Course
In this project, TTI developed an online Traffic Monitoring training course for Federal land management agencies. The course materials provide a user-friendly overview (using innovative online delivery) on the basics of traffic monitoring, and also includes some details for interested course participants. The online course has been funded by and is offered through the Western Federal Lands’ Coordinated Technology Implementation Program (CTIP).
Sample Training Slides
Communications Contact
Travis Ward
[email protected]
(979) 317-2399
Report Impaired Drivers Public Service Announcement
A Texas Department of Transportation sponsored research project caused this PSA to be created. The research project will determine if drivers can be encouraged to modify their behavior by reporting impaired drivers. Deer Park, Texas, was chosen for this project. The PSA aired on local cable insert in Deer Park only. The PSA was written and produced by TTI Communications. The custom version of The Hokey Pokey was performed and recorded by TTI Communications personnel. TTI Communications arranged the licensing of the music for the PSA.
Communications Contact
Dell Billings
Manager, Multimedia Production
[email protected]
(979) 317-2378
It Isn’t Rocket Science
It Isn’t Rocket Science is a first-of-its-kind product created for viewing in Driver Education classes. Prior to It Isn’t Rocket Science, sharing the road with motorcycles was not discussed in Texas Driver Education curriculum. Using humor, prospective drivers are told to watch for motorcycles hiding in blind spots and to allow motorcycles their space on the road. Written and produced by TTI Communications, It Isn’t Rocket Science was produced as part of the Look, Learn, Live motorcycle safety campaign.
Communications Contact
Dell Billings
Manager, Multimedia Production
[email protected]
(979) 317-2378
Sign Retroreflectivity Guidebook and CD-ROM
New federal standards require all agencies responsible for traffic sign maintenance in the U.S. to evaluate their road signs for retroreflectivity. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) engaged the Texas A&M Transportation Institute to create a guidebook and interactive CD-ROM to help agencies meet the new standard.
Project PDF
Sign Retroreflectivity Guidebook
Communications Contact
Vicky Nelson
Art Director
[email protected]
(979) 317-2412