Denver Douglas Tolliver

Dr. Denver Douglas Tolliver


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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2016 in Accident Analysis & Prevention
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PLPan Lu
Pan Lu
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Denver Douglas Tolliver

1 June 2021 in Accident Analysis & Prevention
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Raj BridgelallRaj Bridgelall
Raj Bridgelall
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Denver Douglas Tolliver

1 November 2012 in Journal of Transportation Engineering
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PLPan Lu
Pan Lu
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Denver Douglas Tolliver
This paper finds that pavement treatment short-term effectiveness in international roughness index (IRI) follows a polynomial relationship with a pretreatment pavement condition. Pretreatment pavement condition is an influential factor of the treatment effectiveness in the short term. This paper finds that (1) hot mill overlay can offer average reductions in IRI of 1.44 m/km IRI; (2) crack sealing can offer average reductions in IRI of 0.27 m/km IRI; (3) aggregate seal can offer average reductions in IRI of 0.31 m/km; and (4) chip seal can offer average reductions of 0.72.

1 April 2020 in Accident Analysis & Prevention
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AKAmin Keramati
Amin Keramati
PLPan Lu
Pan Lu
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Denver Douglas Tolliver
Xing-Ju WangXing-Ju Wang
Xing-Ju Wang

10 April 2025 in Applied Sciences
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MAMelika Ansarinejad
Melika Ansarinejad
KAKian Ansarinejad
Kian Ansarinejad
PLPan Lu
Pan Lu
Ying HuangYing Huang
Ying Huang
DTDenver Douglas Tolliver
Denver Douglas Tolliver
The growing demand for equitable and efficient transportation solutions has positioned autonomous vehicles (AVs) as a transformative technology with significant potential for rural areas. This literature review examines the challenges and opportunities associated with AV deployment in rural environments, characterized by sparse infrastructure, diverse road conditions, and aging populations. Using a systematic analysis of field tests, simulation-based studies, and survey research, key obstacles are identified, including limited lane markings, unpaved roads, digital connectivity gaps, and user acceptance issues. The results highlight the critical role of advancements in sensor technology, localization methods, and edge computing in addressing these barriers. Additionally, strategic infrastructure modifications, such as enhanced road signage and reliable communication systems, are essential for AV integration. This paper emphasizes the need for tailored AV solutions to meet the specific requirements of rural settings, including adaptability to adverse weather conditions and mixed traffic environments. Insights into public perception reveal the importance of trust-building initiatives and community engagement to foster widespread acceptance. The findings provide actionable recommendations for policymakers, industry leaders, and infrastructure operators, focusing on scalable deployment strategies, policy adaptations, and sustainable solutions. By addressing these challenges, AVs enhance mobility, safety, and accessibility, transforming rural transportation networks into more equitable and efficient systems. This review serves as a foundational reference for future research, charting pathways for the integration of AVs in rural contexts.

28 March 2023 in Technological Forecasting and Social Change
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Raj BridgelallRaj Bridgelall
Raj Bridgelall
TATaraneh Askarzadeh
Taraneh Askarzadeh
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Denver Douglas Tolliver