Patrick Singleton

Associate Professor, Transportation, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Utah State University

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

I am looking for new colleagues! We are hiring #transportation #faculty #job (assistant/associate/full professor(s)) in CEE @USUAggies. Join me in beautiful northern #Utah! Apply here by Nov 15: https://t.co/jswWJy2QgU

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

@streetsblogkea Thanks, Kea! It was great to talk with you about these topics.

[Streetsblog USA @StreetsblogUSA]

Some roundabout designs may actually increase non-deadly collisions for people on bikes while scaring others off riding entirely, a series of studies suggests — and its raising thorny questions about who might get hurt along the road to Vision Zero.
https://t.co/5ZjOKwfsmo

[Keun Park | 박근현 @keunhyun_park]

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered people’s travel behaviour, in particular outdoor activities, including walking. And such changes vary by context and are related to the characteristics of the built environment. Check out our new paper (free downloadable): https://t.co/fP3Jj6baM5

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Happy to celebrate our other @EngineeringUSU graduates with Ziqi Song: Hossein Nasr Esfahani, Matthew Crump, Sadie Boyer, Bailey Nielson, Kyle Horton, and many others!

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Congratulations to @prasannahmg for earning his #PhD from @EngineeringUSU! I'm so proud of my first PhD student!

[USU Engineering @EngineeringUSU]

Congrats to Joshua Ward for receiving the prestigious Eisenhower Transporation Graduate Fellowship earlier this year! The Federal Highway Administration gives this award to just a select number of students from US universities each year. https://t.co/CtvIsYKQYJ

[Jonas De Vos @DV_Jonas]

Happy to see my paper on **The travel mode choice cycle** with @singletonpa and Tommy Gärling published in this issue.

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

#OpenData can be found here: https://t.co/1MOcHTZZT4

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

All I want for Christmas... are #roundabouts that work for bicycling. Our new research (@NiranjanPoude10) asked US adults who cycle about their preferences for roundabouts with different characteristics:
https://t.co/uyqpYJQvdB

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Thanks to Mountain-Plains Consortium UTC (@ugpti, @EngineeringUSU, @Research_USDOT) for funding this research; Conner Howard for creating the images; all study participants for taking our survey; many peers and reviewers for your feedback.

[Prasanna Humagain @prasannahmg]

New article out (w/ @singletonpa) - investigating how COVID-19 measures at destination affect tourists' behavioral intentions in Journal of Destination Marketing and Management: https://t.co/e2nRBL9FjF
#tourism #COVID19 #outdoor #travel

[Transport Reviews @TransptReviews]

Our latest issue (vol. 41, issue 5) has now been published, with interesting works on AVs, cycling, public transport, sustainability and ridesourcing, including 4 open access and 2 free access papers:
https://t.co/rYF8zNALad

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

First paper from @prasannahmg PhD dissertation! https://t.co/CWRqdeZ4Fd

[Prasanna Humagain @prasannahmg]

New article with @singletonpa @https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1dse-7tCXXJKw7!.
We comprehensively detail the factors that affect the decision to carry out multi-day recreational trips, during the early COVID-19.
#tourism #traveling #outdoortrip

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

@DV_Jonas @UCL_BSP @BartlettUCL @ucl Congratulations!

[Jonas De Vos @DV_Jonas]

In this study with @singletonpa and Tommy Gärling, we introduce the "travel mode choice cycle". We hope this cycle can provide insights into the mode choice process and how to stimulate active modes and PT.

Open access at: https://t.co/Xq9qr57PQb

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Message or email me with any questions, or if you want a copy of any of our papers. Huge thanks to all of the graduate and undergraduate students who worked on these projects! (END)

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Did you know that #TrafficSignals can be used to help count #pedestrians? We developed ways to adjust push-button data from #ATSPM and estimate pedestrian crossing volumes at intersections. See our recently published research... @EngineeringUSU @research_usu

[Patrick Singleton @singletonpa]

Check out our interactive to see how #pedestrian activity changed at signals in Utah in 2020 vs. 2019, and monitor #COVID19 impacts on walking: https://t.co/7gKkncAf9Q