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Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 70 · No. 3 > Articles |
Nov/Dec 2006 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-2006-001 |
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ArticlesGet In, Stay In, Get Out, Stay Out by Vasant Mistry and Al Mangus An ABC solution—prefabrication—offers a faster, cheaper way to build new bridges for addressing the deterioration of some U.S. spans. by Richard F. Weingroff The Golden Anniversary of the Eisenhower Interstate System was just one of several significant anniversaries in highway history in 2006. Cambridge Plans a Livable Community by Jeff Parenti A major principle guiding transportation planning in this Massachusetts city is safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. by Amy Vanderbilt and Steve Moler FHWA and the National Park Service embark on a monumental restoration of Montana's historic Going-to-the-Sun Road. by Louisa Ward Transportation professionals employ audits to scrutinize roadways for safety issues—and reduce crashes, injuries, fatalities, and costs in the process. by Greg Wolf Federal aid helps States repair roads damaged by hurricanes and other natural disasters. On the Way to Greener Highways by Marlys Osterhues A new public-private partnership promotes environmental stewardship while fostering innovative streamlining and market-based approaches to meeting transportation needs. |
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