This year ATRI celebrates 20 years of leadership in critical data and analysis to improve the trucking industry’s safety and productivity.
Article featured in the Tennessee Trucking News Magazine.
ATRI President and COO shares some facts with the Iowa’s Lifeliner Magazine about ATRI that you may not know.
Article written by Ford Boswell and featured in the Alabama Trucker Magazine.
Article written by Bethany May and featured in the Arkansas Trucking Report Magazine.
FROM THE TRUCK STOP TO THE EXECUTIVE SUITE, TO THE STATE HOUSE AND CAPITOL HILL, ATRI’S REPUTATION FOR PROVIDING OBJECTIVE INDUSTRY ANALYSES MEANS DATA-DRIVEN DECISION MAKING ON THE INDUSTRY’S BIGGEST ISSUES.
On topics as wide-ranging as predicting future crash involvement to safety technology cost-benefit analyses to obstructive sleep apnea, ATRI’s research provides a blueprint for managing risk and improving roadway safety.
Whether you’re looking to route your drivers around congestion or benchmark your costs against your peers in the industry, ATRI’s analyses combine real-world data with a deep understanding of industry operations.
ATRI’s research uses data and analyses to dissect the true impacts of policies and regulations across a range of critical topics including Hours-of-Service, autonomous vehicles, CSA, tolling, and nuclear verdicts.
ATRI has a long history of research focused on the issues and concerns of professional truck drivers. From involvement in over 40 national, state, and regional truck parking studies to quantifying the impacts of detention, ATRI’s analyses provide a key input to advancing the safety and productivity of the industry’s workforce.
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has been engaged in critical transportation studies and operational tests since 1954. ATRI is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit research organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in Atlanta, Minneapolis, and Sacramento.
ATRI’s primary mission is to conduct transportation research, with an emphasis on the trucking industry’s essential role in a safe, efficient and viable transportation system. ATRI’s research focus areas include: Congestion and Mobility; Economic Analysis; Safety and Security; Technology and Operations; Environment; and Transportation Infrastructure.
ATRI’s extensive experience covers a broad range of commercial vehicle operations including leadership and/or participation in numerous national freight analyses, technology research initiatives and field operational tests.
ATRI presently manages the U.S. DOT’s Freight Mobility Program, and has provided freight mobility and performance measures technical assistance to 31 state DOTs and 11 of the 15 largest MPOs in the U.S. ATRI has received top research awards from ITS America, TIDA, University of Minnesota and the Institute of Transportation Engineers.
