Student data challenge on urban travel time, speed, and reliability

1 min. Read • Posted 04/29/2019 by David Sadeghi

Iteris is proud to sponsor the Transportation Research Board's student data challenge on urban travel time, speed and reliability. Students are tasked with using the Virginia Department of Transportation's Smarter Roads Platform to develop a methodology or framework to assist VDOT in operational decision making.

Make sure you register by July 15 and submit your report to TTSRstudentdatachallenge@gmail.com by October 1.

The winner will receive a $500 prize, with top entries selected to present at a poster session at the 2020 TB conference in Washington, DC.

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Student Data Challenge on Urban Travel Time, Speed, and Reliability

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