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Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of Chinese Transportation Professionals, held in Beijing, China, August 4-8, 2010. Sponsored by North American Chinese Overseas Transportation Association (NACOTA); Beijing University of Technology; Transportation and Development Institute of ASCE; Transportation Research Board Committee on Transportation in Developing Countries; National Natural Science foundation of China. This collection of 444 papers focuses on ways meet the needs of urban transportation systems in a capacity that is environmentally sound, socially equitable, and economically viable. In the last two decades, many large cities in China have experienced rapid urban sprawl, which has been resulted in extensive expansion and motorization of the cities. The threat of increasingly unsustainable urban transportation systems has become a focus of attention as the awareness of the unhealthy interaction between a surging demand for transportation services and the environmental impact of such increases. Topics include: comprehensive transportation planning; traffic safety theory and technology; transportation management; operation technology and systems; and public transportation technology and systems.

Transportation --- Green movement --- Intelligent transportation systems --- System reliability --- Integrated systems --- Sustainable development --- Urban areas --- Urban and regional development --- Traffic safety --- Colleges and universities --- China --- Asia --- Reliability

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Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference of Chinese Transportation Professionals, held in Shanghai, China, May 21-22, 2007. Sponsored by North America Chinese Overseas Transportation Associates; the Transportation and Development Institute of ASCE; Shanghai Highway Association; Tongji University. This collection contains 85 papers focusing on critical issues associated with planning, building, and managing the transportation infrastructure in China. The combination of economic growth, improved standard of living, and urbanization has led to exponential growth in travel demand and related transportation investment in China during the past two decades. Major topic areas are transportation planning and policy, traffic operation and safety, and infrastructure/pavement.

Transportation engineering --- Infrastructure --- Traffic safety --- Professional societies --- Highway transportation --- Highways and roads --- Colleges and universities --- Building management --- Economic factors --- China --- Asia --- North America