Patricia Tice

Civil, Environmental, And Construction Engineering - Research | College Of Engineering & Computer Science

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Perception Industrial Psychology Operations Research Strategic Planning Organizational Adaptation Science Journalism Computer Simulation and Modeling Artificial Intelligence Transportation Engineering Traffic Engineering Engineering Design Consulting Engineering Man-Machine Systems Geographic Information Systems Scientific Information Systems Algebra Applied Mathematics Equations Mathematical Analysis Mathematical Simulation and Models Statistics Age Groups Demography Population Geography Special Groups or Populations History of Science Science Policy Cultural Anthropology Social Anthropology Physical and Biological Anthropology Crime Victims Cultural Studies Economics Economic Policy Land Economics Geography History of Social Sciences Leadership Local and Municipal Government Public Administration Social Change Social Structure Socioeconomics Survey Methods History of Technology Surveillance Technology Technology Policy Technology Transfer Transportation Urbanism Urban Studies Communities Urban Development Urban Sociology Research Tools

Keywords

Aging Attention Bicycle And Pedestrian Planning Complete Streets Driving Micromobility Multimodal Pedestrian Sidewalk Speed Urban User Experience Walking

Industries

Engineering Digital Media Modeling, Simulation, & Training (MST) Industrial Engineering

Funded Research

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Title

05-2023

Identifying Mental Frameworks Underlying Driver Behavior in Urban Contexts Identifying Mental Frameworks Underlying Driver Behavior in Urban Contexts

Degrees

MSCE, Civil Engineering

West Virginia University ▪ 1995
BSCE, Civil Engineering

University of Florida ▪ 1993

Memberships

HFES, Member; 2019 - 2020

APA, Member; 2009 - 2020

ITE, Member; 1997 - 2020

Professional Presentations

The Path to Self-Explaining Roads Leads Through Driver Psychology; CUTR Friday Transportation Seminar Series; Center for Urban Transportation Research; 2022

Presentations

How Transportation Can and Must Change Post COVID-19

This talk discusses the ways that COVID-19 has accelerated existing transportation trends and how to keep the changes that transform places into vibrant communities

Subject Areas:

Area Studies Behavioral Sciences Technology Transportation Urbanism

Keywords:

Covid-19 Driver Behavior Slow Streets Telecommuting Urban Design

Audience:

Adults

Duration:

1 hour or less

Fee:

Greater than $500

What we know about driver behavior in urban environments

It is critical to make sure that people automatically drive with appropriate speed, caution, and attention in environments that include multiple modes and vulnerable users. This talk summarizes the journal literature concerning urban context and driver behavior.