Traffic Engineering and Management
To provide transportation and urban mobility professionals with the essential principles, methodologies, and smart tools required to design, evaluate, and manage traffic systems for safer, more efficient, and sustainable movement of people and goods.
Traffic engineering and management are at the core of modern transportation planning, influencing how cities function, grow, and respond to increasing mobility demands. This course delivers practical knowledge on traffic flow theory, intersection design, traffic signal systems, safety analysis, demand management, and the integration of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Participants will also explore current challenges and innovations such as real-time traffic control, congestion mitigation, and AI-powered traffic analysis.
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