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 Featuring developments in Federal highway policies, programs, and research and technology. |
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| Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 67 · No. 5 > Articles |
Mar/Apr 2004 |
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Articlesby Gary Mroczka, Val Straumins, and Jim Pinkelman Indiana closed a major interstate corridor for repairs and reopened it a month ahead of schedule. Coordinating Incident Response by K. Craig Allred Guidelines demonstrate how agencies can apply unified command to managing highway emergencies. Erosion Control with Recycled Materials by Timothy Barkley Texas produced an award-winning program for using compost to control soil erosion along roadways. Glenwood Canyon 12 Years Later by Karen Stufflebeam Row, Eva LaDow, and Steve Moler More than a decade after its completion, has this marvel of highway engineering in western Colorado attained its original goals? by Steve Moler Colorado DOT applies lessons learned from the Glenwood project to a similar highway in the Snowmass valley, near the famed Aspen ski resort. by Gary Strasburg Innovative highway projects in seven southern States demonstrate environmental leadership. The AIRS Approach to Analyzing Intersection Crashes by Jessica Rich A transportation management center in Kentucky pioneers a new recording system to improve driver safety and accountability. by Steve Moler, Marie Roybal, and Gary Strasburg Four FHWA regional centers become one national center operating through virtual teams that can be placed anywhere across the country. |
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