Teamed with Auburn University to lead a Safe Streets for All (SS4A) application to the FHWA for $3 million in safety improvements in Troy, Alabama.
Supported a team led by Leidos on a successful bid to provide on-call transportation safety research to the FHWA. Total value of UA contract is $1.5 million over five years.
Secured a technical leadership role on an additional $8.7 million ATCMTD project awarded in FY2022 to develop and deploy smart and connected technologies on the Atlantic City Expressway in New Jersey.
Obtained $5 million from the Federal Highway Administration in the FY2022 ATCMTD competition to initiate a second congestion management project to be led by ATI in conjunction with ALDOT. This project, called PROACT, will be…
Continued to lead a $16.8 million Advanced Transportation and Congestion Management Technologies Deployment (ATCMTD) project sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), called ACTION, in the Tuscaloosa County region to support developing a connected infrastructure…
Competed in the 4-year EcoCAR Challenge, a US Department of Energy Competition. The Year 3 challenge involved advanced propulsion systems, connected and automated technology and improving energy, safety and consumer appeal. UA won 1st place…
Competed in the Indy Autonomous Challenge as part of the PoliMOVE team, an international collaboration between Politecnico di Milano (Italy) and The University of Alabama. In January, the first head-to-head autonomous racecar competition was held…
ATI was instrumental in Obtaining a $15M BUILD Grant for Tuscaloosa and has continued to serve as a go-to organization for state and local agencies in Alabama who need assistance with transportation projects. In this…
ATI coordinated efforts with various stakeholders including, but not limited to, the City of Tuscaloosa, ALDOT, and DCH Regional Medical Center to secure $6.87 million in federal funding for the construction of a new University…
ATI is leading a multi-faceted project, called the Advanced Connected Transportation Infrastructure & Operations Network, or ACTION. The project represents an $8 million award from the USDOT and an additional $8.3 million from various partners…