The Research Spotlight focuses on transportation research — recently completed or underway in New Jersey — to improve the safety, mobility and accessibility of the state’s residents, workforce, businesses and visitors. Spotlight examples also highlight research and implementation activities devoted to enhancing the quality and cost effectiveness of the policies, practices, standards and specifications required to plan, design, construct, operate and maintain New Jersey’s transportation infrastructure.
Research to Implementation: Environmental Impacts of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement
This Research to Implementation video presents an example of NJDOT-sponsored research and the effect such research has in addressing ...
Share Your Ideas on the NJ Transportation Research Ideas Portal!
The NJDOT Bureau of Research invites you to participate in the NJDOT Transportation Research Ideas Portal. ...
Development of Real-Time Traffic Signal Performance Measurement System
Adaptive Signal Control Technology (ASCT) is a smart traffic signal technology that adjusts timing of traffic signals to accommodate ...
Spotlight: New Technology Evaluations
The New Technologies and Products (NTP) Unit in NJDOT’s Division of Bridge Engineering and Infrastructure Management reviews and ...
Evaluating New Jersey’s Use of Raised Pavement Markers for Roadway Safety
In the United States, data has shown that more than a third of fatal crashes on two-lane undivided highways and 27 percent of fatal ...
New Protocol for Accepting Over-Coating Paint on Steel
The Research Advisory Committee of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) selected an NJDOT ...
Local Access Management Regulations
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) is responsible for administering an access management policy for the state ...
Quantifying Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Asphalt Pavement Preservation at Construction and Use Stages Using Life Cycle Assessment
A recent study found that pavement preservation techniques can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to savings for both ...