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The core of the PATH program is its collection of research projects
funded by the Caltrans Division of New Technology and Research.
Currently, there are about 65 such projects, which are selected on the
basis of an annual Request for Proposals and proposals submitted from
throughout California. These involve the work of about 60 professors,
representing 20 academic departments on 11 different university
campuses, supervising the research of about 90 graduate students and
14 post-doctoral researchers. When this effort is combined with that of
the PATH Program Office staff, it represents a total annual investment
of about $7.5 million of state funding.
Public Agencies / Groups
Universities
Private Companies
Public Agencies / Groups
 California Department of Transportation
(Caltrans)
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Transit
Administration
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
California Highway Patrol
California State Department of Commerce
City of Anaheim
City of Irvine
City of Los Angeles
Universities
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
(ITS -Institute of Transportation Studies)
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, Riverside
(CE-CERT)
Claremont Graduate School
University of Southern California
(CATT -Center for Advanced Transportation
Technologies)
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
(Transportation Electronics Lab)
California State University, San Diego
Kyoto University
University of North Carolina
University of Washington
Private Companies
INRETS, France
KLD Associates
KORVE Engineering
Rockwell International
SRI International
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Honeywell
General Motors
Daimler Chrysler
Ford Motor Company
TRW
Automobile Club of Southern California
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Chevron Research Corportion
Delco Systems Operations
FMC Corporation
Hughes Aircraft
IMRA America, Inc.
IVHS Technologies,
Inc.
ockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman Corporation
O'Conner Engineering
QNX
Qualimatrix, Inc.
Southern California Edison
Systems
Control Technology, Inc.
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