Tom Dingus

Risky Business

28 May, 2015 By Tom Dingus in Feature

You grab your car keys, head out the door, and drive to your destination. It may be you’re going to work, maybe school, or perhaps you’re taking a vacation. This driving business seems like a pretty mundane, everyday task, doesn’t…

The Evolution of Automated Driving: Part 2

18 December, 2014 By Tom Dingus in Uncategorized

Driverless cars. It’s the hot topic now, a media darling. Any online search of the keyword “autonomous cars” will reveal a slew of online articles that could take a good week to sort through, from Wired and Jalopnik to this.…

Highway to the Safety Zone

22 May, 2014 By Tom Dingus in automation, connected vehicles, motorcycle, naturalistic driving, Smart Road, transportation safety, VTTI

It’s no secret that VTTI has been leading efforts in the realm of connected-automation, especially since we’ve been receiving major media hits focusing on the topic. And for good reason: since 2005, we have conducted more than $30 million in…

Determining Crash Risk: What Works (and What Doesn’t)

6 March, 2014 By Tom Dingus in crash risk, driver distraction, naturalistic driving studies, safety-critical events

We’ve been working on a series about the evolution of the next wave of transportation innovation: automated driving. You can find Part 1 here, and Part 2 is in the works of how connected vehicles fit within the overall scheme…

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Posts by Tom Dingus:

Risky Business

The Evolution of Automated Driving: Part 2

Highway to the Safety Zone

Determining Crash Risk: What Works (and What Doesn’t)

Driving Forces: Mario Jones

Driving Forces: Christine Link-Owens

Protected: VTTI on the front lines of school bus safety

Driving Forces: Ross McCarthy

Driving Forces: Sondra Iverson

Driving Forces: Erem Memisyazici

Eric Glenn awarded the Virginia Tech Principles of Community Individual Recent Award