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| Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 72 · No. 4 > Articles |
Jan/Feb 2009 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-09-002 |
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ArticlesBicyclist- and Pedestrian-Only Roundabouts by Jeffrey Shaw and Steve Moler Facilities dedicated solely to nonmotorized traffic are an emerging development for improving mobility and reducing injury and fatality rates. by Kohinoor Kar and Richard S. Weeks Arizona's findings point to centerline rumble strips for reducing lane departure crashes. by Benjamin A. Graybeal Progress is continuing on implementing ultra-high performance concrete technology on the U.S. highway system, even while some challenges remain. Bringing Innovations to Market by Julie Zirlin FHWA's Technology Partnerships Program smoothes deployment in the transportation industry. by Jim H. Crumpacker Establishing and maintaining strong moral standards in the workplace are essential to building public trust and delivering the transportation program effectively. by Randy W. Butler USDOT's new EFM system provides an accurate, efficient, and inexpensive Web-based method of tracking the transport of goods across the world. |
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