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Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 71 · No. 6 > Articles |
May/Jun 2008 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-08-004 |
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ArticlesExploratory Advanced Research: A Journey Toward New Solutions by David Kuehn and Ariam Asmerom Breakthrough opportunities receive Federal funding to address longterm transportation challenges. Making Signal Systems Work for Cyclists by David Gibson A recent FHWA study of inductive loop sensors focused on whether they adequately detect motorcycles and bicycles. Making the Case for Freight Investments by Ed Strocko A new model to capture the additive costs and benefits could help prioritize highway improvement projects. by Kohinoor Kar and Sreelatha Gajula Researchers in Arizona are trying to pinpoint when, where, and why pedestrians are killed on U.S. roadways. History Lessons From the National Bridge Inventory by Waseem Dekelbab, Adel Al-Wazeer, and Bobby Harris Analyzing data from the NBI can help predict how bridge decks will perform. |
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