Dr. Aimee Flannery, PE

Associate Professor, Transportation

Dr. Aimee Flannery is a transportation engineer specializing in highway operations, level of service analysis and safety analysis.  Dr. Flannery has 14 years of research and teaching experience in traffic engineering and geometric design, safety analysis, and qualitative research.  She is currently a Member of the TRB’s Highway Capacity and Quality of Service Committee, and serves as the Chair Quality of Service Task Force. Dr. Flannery has conducted research in the area of highway operational analysis, urban street performance modeling, multi-modal quality of service/level of service, identification of performance measures, survey methods, Intelligent Transportation Systems, and safety performance and analysis.  Dr. Flannery is currently serving as the Principal Investigator for George Mason University on NCHRP 3-70, Multimodal Level of Service Analysis for Urban Streets.  Through her role as Principal Investigator for George Mason University, Dr. Flannery has experience in project management, developing large scale data collection plans, coordinating large teams of researchers and students, database development, statistical modeling and analysis, data analysis and report writing.