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Tennessee Transportation Assistance Program
The Tennessee Transportation Assistance Program provides information and support to the transportation professionals who work to provide safe, accessible, and efficient roadways for all Tennessee road users.
About TTAP
TTAP is a part of the Federal Highway Administration’s nationwide Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) network. As Tennessee’s LTAP center, TTAP carries out this mission by providing training, technical assistance, news and announcements, and web-based resources. Our audience includes employees of cities, towns, and counties; state government; private consultants and contractors; and other individuals and organizations with a role in planning, building, maintaining, and improving Tennessee’s roadways.
TTAP is a program of the University of Tennessee Center for Transportation Research and is made possible by financial support from the Tennessee Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration.
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Our Training Areas
Tennessee Academy of Transportation Engineering (TATE)
TATE offers a coordinated series of classes that address current topics in design, operation, and maintenance of transportation facilities.
Traffic Signal Academy
A set of courses which focus on improving the overall quality of traffic signal operations in the U.S. through education.
Road Safety Champions
Information on common roadway safety issues, tools to help recognize and prioritize safety concerns, and best practices for safer roadways.
TTAP Training
Continuing education covering a broad range of transportation topics with an emphasis on local and rural roads.
TTAP News
- Advancing Railroad Training: Over 30 Years and Counting
- Congratulating Nine Newly Certified TATE Recipients
- TTAP hosted the 2024 LTAP Southeast Region Meeting
Engineering Events
