One-way or two-way streets more efficient? It depends on what you measure – State Smart Transportation Initiative – UW–Madison

Bureaucracy is a barrier as Wisconsin cities try to curb deadly driving on urban highways - Wisconsin Watch

CHAPTER FOUR Case Examples, Successful Practices and Training Initiatives to Reduce Accidents and Incidents at Transit Agencies

Statewide Long-Range Multimodal Transportation Plan

Award-winning connected corridor a preview of 'smart' travel in Madison - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

Public Technology Institute (PTI) • Fusion Learning Partners

Smart Cities, Free Full-Text

Transportation Publications – High Road Strategy Center – UW–Madison

II: Today's inequities - Smart Growth America

Madison City Council approves sweeping Metro Transit network redesign

Response by Type of NMT Strategy, Traveler Response to Transportation System Changes Handbook, Third Edition: Chapter 16, Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities

We've made taking transit safer and more reliable from Ballard to the U District along the Route 44 corridor

State Smart Transportation Initiative – UW–Madison