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How would you make highways less congested and safer? Think about Garrett A. Morgan's patent of the traffic signal in 1923, and let his life story inspire you to seek solutions. Do you have an idea for a 21st century invention? Lead the way...
At the Department of Transportation, we are reaching out to the youth of America through the Garrett A. Morgan Technology and Transportation Futures Program. We want you to help us build the transportation systems of the future, and we want to help you develop the technology skills needed for tomorrow's transportation jobs.
Start now to take the courses you need and gain the skills that will carry you into the next century. For example, take a look at the special opportunities in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).
Intelligent Transportation Systems High-Tech Jobs
Career Goal: Improve the safety and responsiveness of the nation's transportation systems
Specialists:
Required Skills:Engineering, electronics, communications, and system integration
Education:College degree; graduate school
Other fields of study for careers in intelligent transportation systems:
