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Safety design and operational practices for streets and highways including safety improvement programs, design of barrier systems, bicycle and pedestrian consideration; access control; safety evaluation; and measures of effectiveness. View course on website
Methods, techniques, and materials designed for prospective teachers in the development of a driver education program. View course on website
Analysis of automobile operation, traffic law and regulations, attitudes, and safety problems. View course on website
This course addresses safety of the highway system as related to design, construction, and operations. The course provides an overview of the various elements of the highway system namely, road users, vehicles, roadways, and environment as related to safety. Apart from the introduction, the course is structured in three distinct components that represent the sequential stages in highway life; i.e. design, construction, and operations. View course on website
Fundamental concepts of designing safety into roadways; safety improvement programs, accident data analysis, safety methodology, safety in cross section design and the design of safety devices; safety improvement programs, sideslopes and ditches, breakaway devices, crash cushions and roadside barriers. View course on website
Study of accident statistics, reporting systems, and characteristics; accident reconstruction; principles and techniques used in identification and evaluation of hazardous locations; and corrective measures to enhance highway safety. View course on website
This course covers: Crashes, contributing factors, crash analysis and estimation methods, and the roadway safety management process including: network screening; diagnosis; selection of countermeasures; economic analysis; project prioritization; and safety effectiveness evaluation. View course on website
This course covers: Crashes, contributing factors, crash analysis and estimation methods, and the roadway safety management process including: network screening; diagnosis; selection of countermeasures; economic analysis; project prioritization; and safety effectiveness evaluation. View course on website
Design of streets and highways with emphasis on the factors and features controlling safe and efficient vehicle operation; applications of design concepts to urban and rural systems, intersections, interchanges, safety appurtenances, and parking facilities. View course on website