Diomo Motuba

Assistant Professor

United States

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Diomo Motuba is an Assistant Professor at North Dakota State University (NDSU), USA. His research areas include public transit, traffic safety, and the impact of emerging technologies on transportation systems. Recent publications explore topics such as social equity in public transit access, factors affecting injury severity in vehicle crashes, and the integration of autonomous vehicles into existing transportation networks.

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2022

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Baishali Rahman

UNITED STATES

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Raj Bridgelall

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North Dakota State University

UNITED STATES

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Jeremy Mattson

North Dakota State University

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Public Transit and Walk Access to Non-Work Amenities in the United States—A Social Equity Perspective

Exploring contributing factors in single-vehicle truck crashes on rural roads: Accounting for unobserved heterogeneity and role of solar glare

Spatiotemporal analysis of roadway terrains impact on large truck driver injury severity outcomes using random parameters with heterogeneity in means and variances approach

Investigating factors affecting injury severity of single-vehicle run-off-road crashes

Beyond the surface: Exploring the temporally stable factors influencing injury severities in large-truck crashes using mixed logit models

The Attitudes towards Autonomous Vehicles in a Medium-Sized Academic-Dominated U.S. Metropolitan Area With Cold Winters

Exploring the Robustness of Alternative Cluster Detection and the Threshold Distance Method for Crash Hot Spot Analysis: A Study on Vulnerable Road Users

Estimating the Impacts of AV and CAV and Technologies Transportation Systems for Medium, Long, and Buildout Transportation Planning Horizons

Integrating Urban Air Mobility into a Public Transit System: A GIS-Based Approach to Identify Candidate Locations for Vertiports

Using Panel Data Analysis to Evaluate How Individual Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions Affected Traffic in the U.S. during the First Three Months of the COVID Pandemic

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Baishali Rahman

Raj Bridgelall

Jeremy Mattson

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