Month: January 2009

Buckeye Bullet 2 Breaks Another Record

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The Ohio State University’s College of Engineering undergraduate student team broke another world record at the Bonneville Salt Flats, this time with their hydrogen-powered vehicle, the Buckeye Bullet 2 (BB2), traveling over 300 mph. The Buckeye Bullet 1 currently holds both national and international land speed records at 315 mph and 272 mph respectively and was the first electric vehicle to break the 300 mph barrier. The BB2’s record more than doubled the previous hydrogen-powered vehicle record, making it the first hydrogen-powered vehicle over 300 mph (whether combustion or fuel cell powered).
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Expanding Our Customer Contacts

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One way that Transportation Research Center Inc. meets potential new customers is to have booths at industry trade shows and meetings. Such events are sponsored by industry organizations like SAE (formerly known at the Society of Automotive Engineers), the US Government, and industry publications. Whether they are named as conferences, congresses, symposiums, colloquiums or trade shows, these meetings provide engineers, regulators and researchers the opportunity to work together to discuss problems, share ideas and develop solutions to make transportation products safer and more reliable.
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