2025 Official Clue References
This is the number of official clue resources listed in the Traffic Bowl rules.
What is 9?
This type of sign has eight sides.
What is a stop sign?
The driving task hierarchy consists of these three tasks.
What are control, guidance, and navigation?
This online tool serves as the one stop shop for knowledge of all things traffic engineering.
What is the ITE Traffic Wiki?
What are Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, and Hawaii?
Clues for the Traffic Bowl are primarily drawn from material on this website.
What is ite.org / ITE Traffic Wiki?
This is the standard shape of a warning sign.
What is a diamond / diagonal square?
This is the seventh warrant in warrant analysis, a series of tests to determine the necessity of a signal at an intersection.
What is crash experience?
The Traffic Wiki replaces this ITE document, which was first published in 1941.
What is the Transportation Engineering Handbook?
What is the MUTCD?
These are the three major types of signs, as listed in the MUTCD.
What are regulation, warning, and guide signs?
Limited driver perception in closing speed can potentially lead to this type of crash.*
What is a rear-end crash?
The TrafficWiki table of contents contains this many chapters.
What is 16?
This person is the current president of the Western ITE district.
The Transportation Planning Process Briefing Book Key Issues for Transportation Decisionmakers, Officials, and Staff is a reference manual created by this organization.
What is the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)?
This is a five-sided warning sign that is shaped like a home plate in baseball.
What is a school zone sign?
Distraction, Fatigue, Driving Speed, and Age are all contributors to this type of crash.
What are human factors?
The Traffic Wiki is only available to these members.
What are ITE members?
The 2025 ITE Western District Annual Meeting will be held in this city.
Where is Long Beach, CA?
What are the Ontario Traffic Manuals or the Canadian Capacity Guide?
These are three of the five crash severity categories according to the letters in the KABCO scale.
What are fatal, incapacitating, non-incapacitating, possible, and property damage only?
Wiki master Steve Newell aimed to create the ITE resource to be this type of document, as described by Steve Kuciemba.
What is a living document?
In 2014, students from the ITE Western district gathered together at this event.
What is the Student Leadership Summit?