Advanced Transportation Technologies Institute

The Advanced Transportation Technology Institute (ATTI) is a private nonprofit organization that advances clean transportation technologies to promote a healthy environment and energy independence through research, education and technology transfer. Founded in 1992 as the Electric Vehicle Transit Institute (ETVI), ATTI has introduced the concept of combining clean energy with advanced technology to thousands of individuals and organizations throughout the United States.

The Advanced Technologies for Transportation Research Program (ATTRP) is a program of applied research by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the Advanced Trnasportation Technology Institute to develop and deploy transportation technologies that utilize clean and secure sources of energy.

The 23rd International Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell

Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exposition

Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina

October 7 - 10, 2007

GM recently set a world record for gas mileage using its fuel-cell powered Sequel SUV. (News release)
ATTI was represented at the most recent EDTA Conference and Exposition in Vancouver, Canada. Read more about it at the official EDTA Conference website www.edtaconference.com
ATTI and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga are expanding their research efforts through the creation of the Advanced Technologies for Transportation Research Program (ATTRP). (News release)

Status of U.S. Battery-Electric Bus Programs by Paul Griffith (PDF)
ATTI Research Engineer Paul Griffith had his article, "Plain Talk about Alternative Fuels and Transit," published in the Community Transportation Association magazine. You may view that article here.