Matt DeMoss

Photo Tom Wagner/Missouri S&T, ©2019 Missouri S&T, Researchers use a driving simulator on Campus at S&T to test roadway design before construction of Route 60 that will incorporate a a round-about on a section of the highway. S&T students, David Doell, a senior from Eureka, Missouri, graduating this month with a degree in engineering management, and Matt DeMoss, an S&T senior from Ozark, Missouri, also graduating with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, worked as a team to test the new roadway design.
Crawford, Murphy and Tilly, Inc. (CMT), a civil engineering firm with an office in Springfield, designed the expansion of Route 160, widening it from two lanes to four and replacing some signalized intersections with roundabouts. | Students use a driving simulator to test roadway design before construction

Students use a driving simulator to test roadway design before construction

Rolla, Mo. – Two undergraduate students at Missouri University of Science and Technology used a driving simulator to help a civil engineering firm evaluate a new roadway design for the…

Infrastructure Technology + Innovation

May 17, 2019

Matt DeMoss

Matt DeMoss

Students use a driving simulator to test roadway design before construction

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