Statewide Research Infrastructure

Connected Corridors & Autonomous Systems

Advancing next-generation transportation operations through high-fidelity field telemetry, automated freight coordination, and multi-agency edge data exchange across 25 Texas DOT districts.

Active Corridors
4
100% online
Roadside RSUs
710
DSRC & C-V2X dual-mode
Telemetry Ingest
14.8M
msgs/24h window
Active Projects
18
$12.4M sponsored research

Active Research Corridors & Testbeds

txdot-07132Active

I-35 Automated Corridor Operations

Real-time edge processing for vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) safety messages, dynamic lane assignment, and incident detection.

Sponsor: Texas Department of Transportation
Coverage: Austin & San Antonio (482 roadside units)
fhwa-cav-2025Active

Multimodal Freight Platooning Field Test

Three-truck commercial platoon testing on rural interstate segments with automated headway control and fuel efficiency sensors.

Sponsor: Federal Highway Administration
Coverage: Houston & Beaumont (126 telemetry nodes)
tti-arterial-aiEvaluation

Adaptive Urban Signal Synchronization

Reinforcement learning agents adjusting split times dynamically based on pedestrian counts and transit bus GPS signals.

Sponsor: Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Coverage: Bryan / College Station (64 intersections)
txdot-06899Completed

Rural High-Speed Intersection Collision Warning

Flashing beacon and in-cab warning activation when high-speed cross-traffic failure-to-yield is predicted.

Sponsor: TxDOT Traffic Safety Division
Coverage: Waco & Tyler (38 radar radar units)

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