Traffic Analysis Roundtable
Advancing traffic analysis through research, collaboration, and shared expertise.
The Traffic Analysis Roundtable brings state DOTs and FHWA together to address shared traffic analysis challenges, advance practical research and strengthen the use of emerging tools, data and methods.
Led by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), TAR is a Transportation Pooled Fund Study, TPF-5(578).
What’s new
Next meeting: TAR Quarterly Meeting, TBD · Latest: TBD
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Research & Resources
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Meetings & Collaboration
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About TAR
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How TAR Works
Working together to advance traffic analysis
TAR helps participating agencies pool knowledge, expertise and resources to address challenges that are difficult to solve alone by:
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Identifying shared priorities
Members name common traffic analysis needs and emerging challenges.
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Advancing practical research
TAR coordinates research and resources on priorities that benefit many states.
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Sharing knowledge and building capacity
Members exchange practices, tools and expertise through research, peer exchanges and training.
A Nationwide Community of Practice
TAR creates a nationwide network for transportation agencies and FHWA to share knowledge and strengthen traffic analysis practice.
Participating agencies: Colorado DOT (lead), Kentucky, Maryland (MDOT SHA), Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin, with the Federal Highway Administration.
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