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Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 68 · No. 5 > Articles |
Mar/Apr 2005 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-05-004 |
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Articlesby A. George Ostensen FHWA's performance-based approach is addressing those initiatives where the prospects for improvement are greatest. Financing Idle-Reduction Projects by Diane Turchetta New technologies offer cost-effective strategies to limit air emissions at truckstops. by John Baxter Taking a leadership role and championing safe roadways can be the decisive strategy to reduce highway fatalities successfully. by Blair Barnhardt To save time and money, a growing Georgia community in the metropolitan Atlanta area reclaims busy roadways using foamed asphalt base stabilization. Recognizing Excellence in Transportation Planning by Truphelia M. Parker Award-winning projects illustrate creative approaches to address the challenges of envisioning land use, mobility, and safety. A Fresh Look at Orthotropic Technology by Alfred R. Mangus Engineers push for the renaissance of steel deck bridges in the United States. by Christy Darden and Thomas J. Scott Seamlessly integrating new and old materials helped strengthen a historic bridge in Washington, DC. by James P. McCarthy FHWA releases new guidelines to help analysts improve modeling to reduce congestion and improve safety. |
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